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any update with this AAR? i want to know which side won the war? Looking at the storyline, my prediction is Axis is the winner
Yes, I know its over, but I just have to say that this is in the top three for funny AAR's I've read.
Great writing!
Great writing!
Finished... post #1051, page 53.
Conquering all those victory points? Owh gosh, is that mean the end of the world? (Armageddon) he he
I managed to conquer all the world by playing as a Soviet (no need to walk through the deserts and unmanned lands of hers), but frankly speaking to attack American Continent really challenging, that's if considering the distance, at this point boredom already knocked on my cool and calm patience :rofl:
I have just read the whole AAR, very nice!
I wonder what happened with South America
Great AAR!
/Hax
I wonder what happened with South America
Great AAR!
/Hax
About the funniest stuff I've ever read. Pure Awesomeness. Just wish I could read Tojo without posted translations.
Hi Blue Emu, epic AAR! Just a question, which is your advice to build Cruizergs feelts in Iron Cross? Thank you!
Unfortunately, I've never played that mod, so I can't offer an opinion.
Cruizergs work in Mod-34 because there is an attachment called "Fire Control" which will extend the range of the (screening ship) Light Cruisers out beyond the range of the (capital ship) Heavy Cruisers. Since the combat engine in HOI-2 will always ignore the range of your screening ships and try to close-in to 90% of the maximum gunnery range of the shortest-ranged capital ship in the fleet, you can ensure that every ship in the fleet gets within range by adding FC attachments to the Light Cruisers but not to the Heavy Cruisers.
That's the whole basis of how Cruizergs work.
Check this thread of mine, Naval Firing Range, Decoded:
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/naval-firing-range-decoded.343661/
Cruizergs work in Mod-34 because there is an attachment called "Fire Control" which will extend the range of the (screening ship) Light Cruisers out beyond the range of the (capital ship) Heavy Cruisers. Since the combat engine in HOI-2 will always ignore the range of your screening ships and try to close-in to 90% of the maximum gunnery range of the shortest-ranged capital ship in the fleet, you can ensure that every ship in the fleet gets within range by adding FC attachments to the Light Cruisers but not to the Heavy Cruisers.
That's the whole basis of how Cruizergs work.
Check this thread of mine, Naval Firing Range, Decoded:
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/naval-firing-range-decoded.343661/
Thank you very much for answering! Basically Iron Cross is an improved Mod34, so I wonder which was your Cruizerg fleet composition for mod34 was because it is not so easy to get the same firing range for CA and CL as in the vainilla game.
You can check the maximum firing range of the ships in the text data files... not sure if it can be checked in-game. As a general rule, you should EITHER add Fire Control attachments to the Light Cruisers but not to the Heavy Cruisers (thus extending the screening ships' range out past the capital ships' range), or you should build Light Cruisers that are at least two generations newer than the Heavy Cruisers (eg: CA-I plus CL-III or -IV, or CA-II plus CL-IV or -V). At least, that's how it worked in the un-modded base game.
Btw, you should consider turning this AAR into a PDF before the internet eventually swallows many of your images. Has happened to too many good old AARs.