RE: Land Combat
Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 7:58 pm
Soon Barney will be heard on all radio stations in Alexandria....
What's your Strategy?
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DAK irl rolled the Brits all the way to Alamein as well. Given the weird way that WITP pushes supplies forward by land you may find the axis tanks running out of gas in the same place. I think if the British player is aggressive with his navy like his historical counterpart, there won't be that much supply in NA for the axis troops.
I think the biggest trick will be getting the supply levels right. By 42 the Italian navy had shot it's load and could barely get the capital ships out of port for lack of fuel. There probably shouldn't be too much supply floating about either, even in Italy.

ORIGINAL: Dili
Not true at all. British were only agressive when they werent detected. Other than that both navies were vere timid and prudent. Despite being possible there was never a fight like the USA Vs Japanese
Major operations like i said only when they were not detected. When there was a chance of big units fighting all sides were very prudent. For small units there were risky missions for both sides.Never mind Taranto or shelling Genoa.
... just to be sure, he sent navy under the cover of bad weather....phew![;)][:D]
Speedy! Rommel rules!ORIGINAL: AmiralLaurent
Malta is also supposed to have huge AA defences.
The point being that Pauk has them if he's willing to use them. (And I personally would rather have SM 79's than Albacores -- longer range is a Good Thing.)ORIGINAL: Nikademus
Yes, but they didn't carry them at all times. (They could carry a pair but rarely ever did so...usually it was one.)
ORIGINAL: Nikademus
were you trying to offload a big supply dump at Benghazi Pauk?
ORIGINAL: Capt. Harlock
The point being that Pauk has them if he's willing to use them. (And I personally would rather have SM 79's than Albacores -- longer range is a Good Thing.)ORIGINAL: Nikademus
Yes, but they didn't carry them at all times. (They could carry a pair but rarely ever did so...usually it was one.)