Here is Jasonboomers talking about the retreat of the Rumanian division.

https://forums.matrixgames.com/viewtopic.php?p=5064136&sid=d222d13b49b89df3d37c3d35ec7f6f53#p5064136






And Chaos45 commenting on doing same thing.

https://forums.matrixgames.com/viewtopic.php?p=5173369#p5173369

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Thus with 0 (zero) rail yard capacity in the area the Soviet units can’t entrain and move by rail.

I made the Rumanian unit retreat in my game vs Jasonboomer and was able to rail out. I also know Chaos45 did the same thing in his game based on his post at the end of Jasonboomers game AAR vs me. So make either the German regiment retreat or the Rumanian Division retreat then the Soviets 100% can ...

If that German regiment or the Rumanian gets retreated you can rail units out. Unless they changed something since the last time I have done this.

If there is no rail capacity to transport you don’t need the German regiment at that location at all.

Bomb these two railyards so Soviets can’t rail units out. The the Soviet units have to walk out.

Key choke points circled in black for interdiction. (Sorry at work using stupid phone)

You don’t need GS on T1 . At least I don’t use it at all.

I also don’t use German artillery on turn 1 either, send them back to OKH

Interdiction on key choke points COUPLED with bombing the rail producing towns in the Lvov pocket (2 of them) will get the results you are looking for. Yes the Germans have plenty of aircraft to do it. I did this in my current game that I just started and I hit the end air phase on accident with ...

You better be flying with escorts in the latest patches on turn one bombing runs. My latest tests have the Soviets intercepting in VERY high percentage! Like almost1/4 of the losses are air to air losses from the Soviets scrambling and intercepting bombing runs. Having said that I will see if I can ...

Awaiting turn 19. Will update the AAR when we get into the middle of December:-)

During generation the units in the south gets a bonus to their starting stats.

"well stocked depot" ?

This was definitely not a fashionable concept during the 1941-1942 winter, most of the units south of Bryansk being around 50% on supplies, fuel and ammo. So I did refit a number of divisions on the map, but sent probably 15-20 back in Reserve including a few small allies ...

having planes on night missions is suicidal, unless it is a very small mission

I have never considered myself “very good” but I am up for a 2nd game. The house rules I would like a bit different if I am considered worthy enough.

Game is still ongoing waiting on turn 18 back from the Soviet player, it will be a week tomorrow since I sent it.

Before we move to the next phase of the campaign, a word about resource management.

I could not understand why my units were not refitting properly, but of course it would have been at the detriment of supply. Q-Ball then suggested that I look into the production screen and check what was ...

I dont

When I request an "intermediate/advanced" player - please that does not mean you've played the AI once or twice as the Soviets and want to try a human opponent. :D

Settings:
- regular retreat attrition
- advanced TB control
- no amphib

Field Marshall Wise


What about one that never played the ...

Having 100 CPP is nice and all but the other side of the equation is "time" to acquire that CPP. Time is a commodity that the Germans don't have a luxury of in the game, at all . BUT the Germans do have other qualities over the Soviets that more than compensate for this. Know the battlefield and ...

If you are out of CPP as Germans and Soviets are out of CPPs why rest to get CPPs? Keep on attacking as Germany you have the advantage:-)