I am waiting on Sertorious21 to give his permission for me to have access to the save so I can better discern what the Red Army looks like by the end of 1943.

Would that tankette be named Fat Man or Little Boy?

Per subject line, do they?

The update of 1.04.03 provides an explanation of conditions in the living manual, but still fuzzy in this case.

A division with 20+ wins in 1944 would seem to be eligible, yet it isn't going to guards in a test game. Everyone else seems to.

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Yes they do

The game closed as no turn was played for about two months. If one of the administrators could allow the map and the various reports to be consulted, it would be easy to post pictures of these, even if no further turn is played.


If this game has been abandoned, can the devs get me access to the ...

One of these times perhaps you could share the OOB.

Hex 1 is not a town, and Hex 2 is. Maybe look at that, even if there is no logic to it.

You aren't alone. The Q-Ball/Sertorious21 game doesn't seem to be going anywhere either. It isn't uncommon for Summer to de-rail a lot of gamers.

Nearly done is like nearly pregnant.

That ain't Kozlov, who sure as hell wasn't a three-time awardee of Hero of the Soviet Union, nor a member of the VVS as indicated by the shoulder epaulets. Looks like that's a pic of Alexsandr Pokryshkin.

Would someone advise on what type of HE round this gun used, and how effective it was against soft targets.

Two Rifle Corps in 1941, the option to build the full 1942 budget from the first week in January is something I will have to look into as that may be too many early on. Those should be two steps in 1942. 1943/44 limits are too high as well and splitting them may be required too.


To build 41 ...

Still there. An interesting option is to just ignore the guards division builds entirely and max out the airborne divisions towards the end of 1942. Then convert the airborne brigades to airborne divisions and you get close to 30 airborne divisions that themselves not too bad.

Quite a while ago, this Axis player on YouTube, Strategy Gaming Dojo, would livestream his campaign game. Those of us online cringed as he merged panzer divisions. So yeah, don't do that. The Soviets can get away with some of that. You can't.

TBH, I did this more times than I can say against jubjub in our game. But it begs the question, did you really win when it cost you 7-8 times the casualties? It just isn't the losses shown, but has yet to include those that are subsequently written off in death or long time injury recovery from the ...

Thanks Q-Ball, M60 and Wiedrock.

The Axis 1942 offensive took out about 1 Army of my forces. The front line runs roughly from Leningrad to Taganrog with a Eastward bulge South of Tula. I hold kerch.

Most of this line appears rock solid with Axis defensive CV typically > 30. I am not quite ...

Thanks Q-Ball, M60 and Wiedrock.

The Axis 1942 offensive took out about 1 Army of my forces. The front line runs roughly from Leningrad to Taganrog with a Eastward bulge South of Tula. I hold kerch.

Most of this line appears rock solid with Axis defensive CV typically > 30. I am not quite ...

Always keep in mind that mech and motor brigades are very vehicle intense. When you are gradually committing an increased number of vehicles to cope with increased artillery ammo needs, independent mech and motor brigades start to move to the luxury category, that is to say, you really can't afford ...

Hey M60, just wanted to say well played and thank you for sharing the game with us, it has been really enjoyable to follow.


Thanks, but in truth there was a whole lot I could have improved upon. After having played the Soviets so long once the game came out, I switched over to the Axis side for ...

Asking this for purposes of the Guards Cap.......

Is a MECH unit considered, for purposes of the Cap, an ARMOR unit or MOTORIZED unit?


AFAIK, it's neither. Mech is its own formation type, so it has its own guards cap. Because of this, just from a numbers standpoint it's easier to create more ...