Your link says It's more like 41 days away
What? Wikipedia says that it started 1st of August.
Your link says It's more like 41 days away
There is another created by someone who was worried about Germany's low leadership at the beginning of the game (it was something like 18 compared to 32 of the UK and 38 for US if I remember correctly).
Withdraw and shorten your lines fast - the best would be Konigsberg - Narew - Bug (maybe later Vistula) - Carpathian mountains line. Use allies to suppress uprisings and get your troops from balkans to Romania and Italy. Norwegian forces can be helpful in Finland. There is no naval AI ok but will they send new troops by see? If not then Normandy will be quite easy and both with Italy will end soon with no additional troops for Allies so you will have a lot of spare Divisions to send to the East. Try to relocate all your Airfoce and combine them - send them all to Normandy first when you beat the Allies there move them back to the EF (you should also leave some to defend against Strategical Bombing).
Wish you luck!
EDIT:
I think that with the new logistics and frontage defending Germany in 1944 scenario can be easier than in HoI2. Think of it - USSR cant use their whole numerical advantage when you shorten your lines due to frontage and its them who will have to send supplies to all those tons of units through a bad infra.
You havent lost AG Center yet as happened IRL in Bagration and your troops from AG North arent sorrounded in Kurland, you can win that! Blow those damn bolsheviks!
Thats the first game I will play with HoI3! or 1943? I havent decided yet...
Thanks for the update.
Could you show us production (and technology) screens?
Mosby, could you possible let us know Germany's leadership at the beginning of the '44 scenario so that we get a rough idea what the occupied territories contribute to Germany's leadership ?
I totally agree that it might be winable still...
if only the USSR AI tries a breakthrough that can be pocketed to get those divions under 300?
Playing this scenario without naval AI is sensless. It will be a war versus only SU again. What's the point of this?
The Allies will be supplied and reinforced, they only lack new units. I have did a short test game and Italy was an utter disaster, Normandy a bloody battle and I don't want to speak of the Eastern-Front yet because I am ashamed of myself.
It simply not being ready in the version Mosby is playing, perhaps? IIRC Lothos is one if not the first to be able to see the actual thing (HoI3 Gold). Mosby just has a beta version.Playing this scenario without naval AI is sensless. It will be a war versus only SU again. What's the point of this?
The Allies will be supplied and reinforced, they only lack new units. I have did a short test game and Italy was an utter disaster, Normandy a bloody battle and I don't want to speak of the Eastern-Front yet because I am ashamed of myself.
It simply not being ready in the version Mosby is playing, perhaps? IIRC Lothos is one if not the first to be able to see the actual thing (HoI3 Gold). Mosby just has a beta version.
Sorry, misunderstood then. Disregard if you please.He was asking what is the point playing this scenario now.
Nothing interesting to see there. They are not finished yet, only the techs needed for the '44 scenario are researched but I can't, for example, not build medium or heavy tanks and researching them would take a lot of time.
Thus: "Nothing to see, move along."
SM, pretty please can you give yourself a historical handicap and keep your troops around Calais in reserve until you're a few weeks in? Sure that'd mean the Allies would be able to secure Normandy and it'd all be over by 1945, but it's not like the game is going to make it to 1946 anyway.