wodin wrote:WOW by March '15 your in German territory all the way upto Frankfurt..
Sets of alarm bells to me.
One reason for the War going static was lack of Arty and Arty ammo, immense fatigue on both sides plus the weather. Really to be remotely like the period if the Central Powers don't manage to take Paris trench warfare would be inescapable and kick in in the winter of '14 until come the fighting season when the armies would be fully entrenched.
What difficulty settings are you using and are you an experienced AGEOD game player?
wodin wrote:WOW by March '15 your in German territory all the way upto Frankfurt..
Sets of alarm bells to me.
One reason for the War going static was lack of Arty and Arty ammo, immense fatigue on both sides plus the weather. Really to be remotely like the period if the Central Powers don't manage to take Paris trench warfare would be inescapable and kick in in the winter of '14 until come the fighting season when the armies would be fully entrenched.
What difficulty settings are you using and are you an experienced AGEOD game player?
vaalen wrote:My deep thanks for this fascinating AAR, and all the work you put into sharing it with us.
Very useful info, and I think you are a much better player than you think.
Regards,
Vaalen
Taciturn Scot wrote:Let's give the game, and this AAR a bit more time before we draw any conclusions about the game. Who knows what is happening on the Russian front in this AAR.
To H Gilmer3, would it be possible to show us a screenshot of who owns/occupies what on that front?
H Gilmer3 wrote:I just realized my West Front Troops up North in Aachen and Essen area have absolutely no ammunition. I am at a loss as to why that is and also how they have won battles without it.
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