First Blizzard as russian

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Chairman
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First Blizzard as russian

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What will the effect on Soviet units bee in the first turns of blizzard, when I open a game I am playing as russkie, almost all my units had a rediness under 40-50% even in cities, some of these unites have been bombed other not.
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The Reds also seem to suffer some readiness loss from the blizzards, and (in my limited experience) seem to be around 35%-50% as compared to 21% (or less) for the Germans.
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Post by Ed Cogburn »

Originally posted by Preuss
The Reds also seem to suffer some readiness loss from the blizzards, and (in my limited experience) seem to be around 35%-50% as compared to 21% (or less) for the Germans.

No, there is a readiness penalty for blizzard weather which both sides must suffer, but the penalty is less for the Soviets than the Germans, and unless Arnaud has changed things, which I don't think he has, the penalty becomes equal for the '43-'44 winter and beyond.
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