I can't seem to figure out how to use this unit. I've read the manual but I'm still confused. Any explanation would be helpful ... thanks.

I did not see 300 in the Briefing and 300 seems a bit much ... if you've reached 250 you have all the major cities and many of the coastal ones.

Well ... I reached 250 and the scenario is continuing ... ???

Yes it does ... thank you.

<t> I captured Paris on June 25 ... had already taken Lille and Nancy. Holland fell on the third day ... but Belgium took much longer ... probably because I diverted Panzers to the south.<br/>
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This is a fun scenario with plenty of options. I even attacked (not a major attack) the north ...

I've taken all the major objectives (cities) and currently have an overwhelming victory. There are over 30 turns remaining ... when do I see a Victory Message?

In playing the Nach Frankreich(t) my Situation Briefing has an "Event Variable Value" of 2. What does this mean?

<t> Upon further analysis and another attempt the key is really destroying the black garrison unit. The problem ... when attacked they often retreat. I was lucky because I was able to back the unit up to a river and it had no place to go. It seems like it would be easier if the shock trigger was ...

<t> Interesting. I can usually take Sedan on Turn 4 or 5 because it is vacant. Dinant is usually my next target and it has always been occupied this usually falls around turn 6. Givet is next around turn 7 and Montherme and Revin around turn 8. They has always been occupied. Will the message appear ...

<t> In this scenario ... playing as the Axis against the PO ... the documentation indicates that if one of 7 locations are reached on or before turn 8 the Allied shock value falls to 90 for 15 turns. Achieving this is indicated by a News message "Allies are shocked by speed of German Advance". <br ...

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<t> I'm playing the large North African Scenario (240 turns) as Axis vs AI. I've captured every city on the map and yet no surrender. The Allied replacements continue to appear to what seems to be random placement on the map. I would have assumed if the Axis secured Alexandria and Cairo victory ...

<t> I'm new to Toaw and I played the Kasserine tutorial ... I think I have a general idea of how to play. This is all versus the PO or AI or whatever you call it.<br/>
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So I've played 80 turns or so of the long North Africa scenario (as Axis) and I seem to be getting hammered. Specifically, I ...

Which of the new mods is best when playing Axis? Or, perhaps I should say ... is the easiest when played on normal?

<t> After a million re-starts I finally achieved an Axis Decisive Victory in December of 1946. I opted to completely defeat Russia before setting my sights on England. Here's a few things I did.<br/>
1. I opted to NOT accept Vichy. I was still able to launch an attack on Russia in April '41 and ...

I've noticed if you create a sub/surface ship screen in the Atlantic ... you can significantly lesson the impact of an invasion. I pulled all Axis ships into the Atlantic ... you can sink a LOT of transports.

If you capture Algiers prior to taking Paris ... all of France will surrender if you don't accept Vichy. I personally always go for this approach and can still launch a Russian attack in April '41. It does require that Italy join the Axis very quickly.

I'm playing as the Axis and I've taken Leningrad, Moscow and Stalingrad ... what is required for the Russians to surrender?

With any luck you can have clear skies in the first week/turn in April '41. I prefer to attack early with the most ready forces in the north ... followed by Central ... and then South ... delaying the Central and South by at least a turn.

<t> So...it's May 1943 and my Axis forces are doing well in the East ... Leningrad, Kiev and even Moscow are in my hands ... the balance has clearly turned in my favor as the Russians entire southern defenses have collapsed. In Africa, I'm close to taking Cairo (I opted for taking all of France and ...