I am not one to say which rules are most balanced. However, some of the currently running AARs may provide a good starting point for determining what is considered to be balanced.

<t> I have just recently begun playing Pacwar and I am a bit overwhelmed. What is the best way to go about learning this game?<br/>
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I have gone through the tutorial twice now and getting a hang of basic tasks, but as far what I am supposed to be doing, how to know what I am supposed to be ...

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Hey, I'm just trying to have fun. The Lvov pocket isn't fun for me; not necessarily because it isn't historical (but partly) but I suppose because I hate being forced to do a certain move/gambit, etc. to stay competitive. So if I can find a compromise of sorts, than I am ...

To be more clear, I'm not necessarily looking for a purely historical opening turn for AGS. I guess I'm looking for a middle ground between historical and competitive.

In other words, is there a viable opening move in the south aside from the Lvov Gambit?

That's how I've been doing it (using the Commander's report, not sending aircraft to reserve), but I was hoping there was a simpler way. I do wish the interface was a bit more intuitive, especially when it comes to the commander's report.

Thanks.

How do you select units in the Commander's Report?

EDIT: What I mean is, how do I select specific units from the Commander's Report list and send them to reserve without sending others in the list?

Ok, I must have been trying to send aircraft that had already flown or moved. Thanks!

This might be a stupid question: How do I send aircraft to the national reserve?

In an effort to avoid using the Lvov pocket/gambit opening, I am curious as to how others play out AGS turn one?

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Looking for a Soviet opponent. 1-2 turns a week realistically. I have played the AI only and so would consider myself to be beginner to the lowest end of intermediate. PM if interested.

I can get 1-2 turns a week realistically, sometimes less. I am a beginner, have only played the computer mostly as axis. Not sure if I would present much of a challenge. Are you still interested?

Ok, I think I figured it out with help from PDH. Looks like if you rename the Video file the intro movie is out--although, this also likely causes the end of game videos to cease as well...oh well, not a total loss.
Thanks!

That's right! But which one? [:D]

Some while back a post on these forums instructed how to turn off the intro movies to WitE. I recently reinstalled the game due to computer issues and forgot how to do this. Anyone remember or point me to the thread?

<t> Not sure how that'd be copyright violation. Scholars, students, and writers quote and cite other people's works all the time--as long as you cite the work used, there shouldn't be a problem. Photocopying the page directly is no different than typing it out by hand as far as I can figure. Unless ...

Opponent found.

I have played enough against the AI to warrant a try against a human.

This is my first PBEM game - expect 1-2 turns a week realistically which may
or may not increase depending on how my time frees up.

PM if interested.

How soon, as the Axis, do you typically begin your offensive in the Spring/Summer of 1942? What are the benefits of waiting and the consequences of attacking too soon?

Nevermind, I figured it out. I am an idiot.