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Panzer Army Losses

Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2016 12:22 pm
by Stryder
Basically the same question, but for Panzer army. I may have lost too many tanks in my current campaign but with nothing to compare, I don't know.

What are typical losses or the number of active tanks by date of the campaign?

It would be interesting to know, and compare versus a benchmark. It could also be another way of modifying your review (strategic, tactical, etc.)

Losses could also have a political point impact. A Pyrrhic victory where you have suffered massive casualties would affect morale and your standing with leadership.

Are the metrics collected a method of providing a report on your losses and those inflicted on the opponent?

RE: Panzer Army Losses

Posted: Sun May 01, 2016 11:15 am
by henri51
By the time of Smolensk, the Panzer Groups had lost 75% of their PZIVs and 50% of their other tanks, mostly due to attrition (most were recoverable, but spare parts were not available in the field). The main culprit was dust... And there were huge distances between the fast-moving Panzers and the foot infantry following behind. This meant that the Panzers sometimes were used for functions that should have been handled by infantry. Look for Youtube military lectures under the keyword "Barbarossa" for detailed discussions.

RE: Panzer Army Losses

Posted: Sun May 01, 2016 12:25 pm
by Vic
The metrics are just a few small data points being sent to the VR server to check how the game balance is doing and some decisions are monitored as well.
The intent of the metrics is to help the devs improve the game balance based on how the players are playing and winning or losing the game. :)

best wishes,
Vic

RE: Panzer Army Losses

Posted: Sat Sep 23, 2017 11:50 pm
by 75Pak
I lose about 5-6% of my panzer in any division each turn. I do refits while moving the FSB forward. I try to time it so an entire PG is resting and refitting while the FSB is moving.

In the playthroughs where I win, I usually take Moscow in mid November and most of my PGs are around 10-20% serviceable panzers by then.