That's great news!
They do, but I can turn them off. It is not like I don't know I am losing ground.
I will tell more about that when I see things shaping up.
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That's great news!
They do, but I can turn them off. It is not like I don't know I am losing ground.
I will tell more about that when I see things shaping up.
Woots! 3rd chapter...
This is getting better every moment... I think my first game, which was going to be Argentina, will be russia... trying to stop the germans will be a huge thrill...
Cheers,
Nick
PS: did you have any practice games as other nations? or did u just jump into the USSR?
PPS: what kind of decisions does Russia have to implement? I'd like to see them.
This is getting better every moment... I think my first game, which was going to be Argentina, will be russia... trying to stop the germans will be a huge thrill...
Cheers,
Nick
PS: did you have any practice games as other nations? or did u just jump into the USSR?
PPS: what kind of decisions does Russia have to implement? I'd like to see them.
Can a unit now perform two missions simultaneously? Or are you giving it one order for a while, then another?
Singleton Mosby: Would you be so kind enough as to put an index in your first post, because as much as I love reading reader's comments, I don't want to wade through pages to reach the next update.
Please, I bet others forumers would like an index too
Please, I bet others forumers would like an index too
Singleton Mosby: Would you be so kind enough as to put an index in your first post, because as much as I love reading reader's comments, I don't want to wade through pages to reach the next update.
Please, I bet others forumers would like an index too
Agreed.
Singleton Mosby: Would you be so kind enough as to put an index in your first post, because as much as I love reading reader's comments, I don't want to wade through pages to reach the next update.
Please, I bet others forumers would like an index too
Check again
it is already there I give it one order after another as I don't have enough wings to create two 'fleets'. (what's the right term for an air unti of this size?)
PS1: I played through Fall Weiss, a part of the Spanish civil war on boths sides and invaded The Netherlands as Belgium.
Please explain the 2nd PS.
That's really evil Singleton Mosby! I hope you failed and that the Allies come after you, they must have a guarantee of independence on the Netherlands (as well as Belgium).
Isn't there nation specific decisions, like Germany's Anschluss and so on? Or are these in diplomatic screen?
Airforce question:
Is it possible to set airforce completely to the AI while the player consecrates on the land units?
Because I know the advantages of using the airforce but I don't like to micromanage so much, because it is difficult to control both land units and air units simultaneously
Is it possible to set airforce completely to the AI while the player consecrates on the land units?
Because I know the advantages of using the airforce but I don't like to micromanage so much, because it is difficult to control both land units and air units simultaneously
Guess I need a big sign pointing me the way then...Check again
Sorry for any inconvenience
The difficuly is normal but I don't know about the aggressivness. It might not be even selectable in HoI3. I can't see it on the first screenshot.
Previews are usually great for decent games, I'm not concerned HoI 3 will not be "finished" or something. What I am concerned with is something preview/reviewers can almost never judge, the replayability and long-term fun of the game.
Will the AI provide a challenge after you master the games mechanics? How will the course of war develop over the years? Will each game be different instead of certain countries always losing quickly?
I'm afraid (as it seems very hard to balance the game) we will see certain HoI 2 things again: China always being annexed by Japan by '39, the Pacific war bogging down to a standstill in '43, the Germans collapsing in months instead of years after the Soviets gain momentum, etc.
What is also a problem is that countries have fixed AI, based on real histories developments. Like USSR defending to '43 (or something) and then attacking full out. This makes AI countries completely unable to deal with ahistoric situations, like the Soviet Union in the Unholy Alliance for example. It would be fantastic if somehow the AI could define its own strategy and agression level as the situation warrants.
Will the AI provide a challenge after you master the games mechanics? How will the course of war develop over the years? Will each game be different instead of certain countries always losing quickly?
I'm afraid (as it seems very hard to balance the game) we will see certain HoI 2 things again: China always being annexed by Japan by '39, the Pacific war bogging down to a standstill in '43, the Germans collapsing in months instead of years after the Soviets gain momentum, etc.
What is also a problem is that countries have fixed AI, based on real histories developments. Like USSR defending to '43 (or something) and then attacking full out. This makes AI countries completely unable to deal with ahistoric situations, like the Soviet Union in the Unholy Alliance for example. It would be fantastic if somehow the AI could define its own strategy and agression level as the situation warrants.
What I meant mosby, was if there was a series of National decisions ( EU3 IN ) to implement... and if we can get a screeny at them... you employed a lot of decisions.. increasing the draft period... etc... I'd like to see them, if it isn't much of a problem.
Keep in mind, this isn't a pic of argentina that I'm asking for!
Cheers;
Nick
Keep in mind, this isn't a pic of argentina that I'm asking for!
Cheers;
Nick