<t> Thanks for the answers. Taught me something too, so thanks for asking the question as well!<br/>
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I haven't yet quite come to grips with whether it's better to leave your SUs with the HQ so they can be assigned dynamically or handing them out to specified divisions so they're guaranteed ...

<t> Thanks for all of the great tips, and also thanks for letting me "hijack" your AAR. My reasons for doing so were that it's clear that we have two very experienced players here (as well as the audience), so it seemed a great place to get advice for how to jump into the deep end, which I can't ...

Sorry about the thread necro, but this is one of the best AARs I've ever read! Tense, funny, and with incredible sportsmanship shown by both sides. Also a great teaching tool. Thanks!

Thanks, Morvael. Will do. Yet another cool feature of this game that I didn't know of until now [:)]

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You can set custom colors for corps. YOu can try to use various shades of base army color to keep them aligned.
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That's a great idea, Morvael. Hadn't thought of that, to be honest. Problem is, I don't speak "RGB ...

<r> (This forum sure has some quirks when it comes to posting. "No links?" There weren't any, thanks. Oh, and thanks a bundle for deleting everything I'd written when I hit "back", silly software. <I><s>[i]</s>Edit: deleted all the smileys and I could post again. Apparently smileys are the same as ...

<t> Fantastic AAR, Loki, as always! I particularly love how yours read like history books complete with maps and pictures [:)]<br/>
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I have a question, though: In all of the AARs I've read (granted, I've far from read all of them yet), the eastern front seems to turn into Verdun and the Somme ...

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Hi,<br/>
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Welcome to the WITE bunch!<br/>
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Another old guy here, wore out the "floppy" with War in Russia..<br/>
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Pzs start with plenty of stuff for two turns, then turn 3 they need more, but the HQ are too far from ...

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So much to learn in this game, but the real beauty of it, in my ever so humble opinion, is that you don't <B><s>[b]</s>have<e>[/b]</e></B> to in order to have fun, you can pretty much just jump in and learn as you go, as long as you have a general idea about how supply and ...

<t> First off, I'm one of those old grogs who spent entirely too much time sorting my cardboard counters and trying to find a room where I could keep everybody out for months while I played. Also, I spent even more time playing War in Russia on the PC when that became a thing.<br/>
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So I ...