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Um, I have been holding my breath off and on now for a while - and I can see it isn't working. But what if I drop to all fours and howl at the moon - would you update then?
My only suggestion for a future AAR is to play a mod with special attention given to naval combat, as far as I know Germany doesn't build any new ships or use air support properly in vanilla. The determined AI mod is decent in this respect, it uses air and naval power better than the vanilla AI.
It is too easy to completely destroy the enemy fleet in port against the AI, while a human player would just relocate interceptors/fighters to the airbase and set up tac/nav bombers to attack the blockading ships. The latter are especially effective in the early game, as the only real good defense against naval strikes is light carriers or level 4+ carriers, neither of which are really available until 1941 at the earliest.
Edit: nevermind, didn't notice how old this AAR was.
The only major engagement of the Battleship era had been a resounding victory for the Royal Navy. At the Battle of Jutland , the German battlefleet had been forced to turn tail to port, conceding the seas to Britain and her allies.
Wasn't it a tactical victory for germany but a strategic victory for Britain?
I mean the UK's losses were much higher and the only goal they achieved was that the German High Sea Fleet did not set sails again.
I think it can be considered a draw then.
Wasn't it a tactical victory for germany but a strategic victory for Britain?
I mean the UK's losses were much higher and the only goal they achieved was that the German High Sea Fleet did not set sails again.
I think it can be considered a draw then.
6000 British Sailors KIA vs. 2000 German Sailors KIA and the German fleet still beeing in a good shape cannot be counted as a British victory by any rational thinking person.
6000 British Sailors KIA vs. 2000 German Sailors KIA and the German fleet still beeing in a good shape cannot be counted as a British victory by any rational thinking person.
6000 British Sailors KIA vs. 2000 German Sailors KIA and the German fleet still beeing in a good shape cannot be counted as a British victory by any rational thinking person.