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#Do you want total war series#

Abstracted, one could assume the the overall strength is the sum I+T+A, or the product I*T*A, or a combination of both and other mathematical relations. To simplify, we only look upon the numbers of infantry, tanks and artillery. Damaging the enemy war economy, reducing its ability to replace losses by targeting the production.Д«efore examining those three ways in detail, it is useful consider how each element of the Soviet war machinery contributes to its overall strength. Causing losses to the Soviet Army in terms of their raw material of men and equipment or the units they are filled in.ДЈ. Manoeuvring so that the enemy army, albeit not destroyed, is unable to resist occupation of the country.Дў.

Those considerations suggest the following points of attack:ДЎ. Destruction of the enemy army is a consequence of losses in battle outmatching the ability to replace them. Only the enemy fighting force is between the Axis army and the occupation of the territory as the final purpose, destroying and outmanoeuvring the enemy forces are the only ways to overcome the opposition. That for our purpose is the scale of achievement and game balance. If this goal is not reached, the aim is to be in possession of as much territory as possible at the end of the game, and, if it canвЂ™t be avoided, to keep Berlin as long as possible. The aim of the Axis player is to win against the Soviet Union by capturing 290VPs or force the Soviet player to surrender because he considers his chances to avoid this too small. Analysis of the Axis playerвЂ™s aims and the overall condition In allusion to the infamous Sportpalast speech of 1943ДЈ. Herding=force enemy units to take a certain way I am grateful for both suggestions for improvement regarding the content, and, being a non-native speaker, remarks if I have completely screwed up some things language related :-) Naturally, not everything here can be claimed to be original thought, I tried to give credit where suitable. The information presented below in text and image is based on official resources (manual), own tests, experience, analysis of AARs and from following discussions, actively or passively, on various channels.

Obviously, it as an impossible task nor would I be qualified for to write a definitive guide on WitE, therefore this is naturally an non-exhausting resource which surely has many points worth improvement. The focus of the AAR-guide is on the Axis campaign in 1941 before the onset of the blizzard in 1941, which is in T25 if playing under default weather, with the aim to present theoretical ideas together with case studies and practical tips to aid new Axis players to improve their campaign, especially against human players. The writing assumes WitE versions 1.10.00 to 1.11.03 and, even though some points can be applied to other situations as well, the GC1941 default scenario, meaning that 290VP are required for Axis decisive victory. Note there is also a condensed version in German! Analysis of the Axis playerвЂ™s aims and the overall conditions

#Do you want total war series#

My Profile Inbox Address Book My Subscription My Forums Log OutДo you want total war? An AAR-Guide for Axis playerДЄll Forums > Gary Grigsby's War in the East Series > The War Room > Do you want total war? An AAR-Guide for Axis playerДo you want total war? An AAR-Guide for Axis player - 10:35:08 AMДo you want total war? An AAR-Guide for Axis playersДЈ.

#Do you want total war update#

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