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Post by schicklegruber on Jan 30, 2024 15:09:21 GMT
I’m not a new player. This might be a stupid question but I want to ask that how I can use air generals? I have about 20 generals but i still don’t know how to use air generals. Please answer my question  |
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Post by stoic on Jan 30, 2024 16:41:11 GMT
I’m not a new player. This might be a stupid question but I want to ask that how I can use air generals? I have about 20 generals but i still don’t know how to use air generals. Please answer my question You use your Air attacks from a particular city. To exploit abilities of your Air generals just make sure they are stationed in this particular city when you attack. |
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Post by Colonia on Jan 30, 2024 17:55:14 GMT
I’m not a new player. This might be a stupid question but I want to ask that how I can use air generals? I have about 20 generals but i still don’t know how to use air generals. Please answer my question For air I use Arnold and Dowding. Arnold: Industry Expert Dowding: Tech Expert Ribbons: Red Air & Infantry Mobility on both. Then I place them on preexisting infantry (preferably motorized inf.) at the start of a scenario/conquest. If possible so that I have one on each major front (e.g. in challenge conquest Europe/Pacific). I try to keep them in cities at all times so that I can take full advantage of their economy skills. Then I move them around to the cities with the best air raid infrastructure while staying in range of the fighting. If possible they are never involved in battle and should at most deal with paratroopers behind our main combat line. If utilizing air attacks I try to launch those from an airport where one of my air-generals is stationed. Chennault looks great for a F2P General. Will probably be using him in the same mold soon. |
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