You 'upgrade' them. In the division details, you can select to either not upgrade it, upgrade it along the same path (ie inf 3 > inf 4), or upgrade to other (applicable) unit types.you can convert inf to mot?
You 'upgrade' them. In the division details, you can select to either not upgrade it, upgrade it along the same path (ie inf 3 > inf 4), or upgrade to other (applicable) unit types.you can convert inf to mot?
To complete this, and if you check the numbers, you will realize that it is the same cost in this case with my setting (policy, ministers...)You 'upgrade' them. In the division details, you can select to either not upgrade it, upgrade it along the same path (ie inf 3 > inf 4), or upgrade to other (applicable) unit types.
It was a wink. I also knew that it had been used before, at Verdun (ww1), or later in the movie "Lords of the Ring". To get the special inverted '!' in Spanish, I checked on internet, where I discovered that "They shall not pass" has been used more often than I expected."No pasarán" as Francoist Spain really hurts...
My supersecret sources (that I obviously cannot publish but that are at the same time totally legit) say that Iraquis used WMDs while fighting your troops. That means they must have more WMDs at home. Your move to secure those dangerous stockpiles is a great step towards world peace. Good work!
I know, right? Camel poo is very nasty, and imagine the stockpiles the Iraqis surely have at home
And in any case, they must be liberated from the English yoke. Die Operation "Freiheit für Irak" hat begonnen
indeed. I hope germany captures the stockpiles of camel poo intact and uses them back on the perfidous albionese and their lackeys. All divisions will soon be augmented by sonderbattalion kamelscheissewerfer, spreading freedom! (and poo) all over the globe. Also, if the sonderbattalion kamelscheissewerfer will ever fight against helicopters, shit might literally hit the fan :d
Yes, it is one of the last British major unit. Intelligence says that they have only 3 BB left as well.Spy my eyes a British Coralreef Mk.II? (BC)? Why is it still exposed to air rather than fully submerged in its natural element?
Same here, I tended to avoid Africa. But now it is not possible any longer with the current strategy. I wanted to let the Italian handle it, mainly, but they are not very good at it. For example, 5 UK INFs have been caught for months in a 2 provinces pocket in Africa, and the only thing AI Italy is doing is to concentrate 15 units and nothing else, as if the enemy was at full ORG. These units would be better in the South. Also, I realized that Italy is guarding its beaches, but not the ones of its puppets. I may have to divert troops to protect Ethiopia from a landing. So, little by little, I am being dragged in Africa. The good thing is that I control Spain, and that they are going to supply quite a few troops which will do what I want them to do. Another aspect to keep in mind is the state of the Royal Navy; transporting units to Africa is becoming really unsafe for UK and Canada. Only Australian troops are quite safe for now. Actually, the British losses are so heavy that it may start to feel a shortage of TP Another side-effect is that it should be easier for Japan re- My plans for Africa will start to unfold at the beginning of March.I wonder what your overall plan is in Africa - in the old WiF, I avoided it like the plague (literally). What it had a tendency to do was to suck a disproportionate amount of my units into a mosquito-ridden jungles and swamps, or deserts or mountains or other Gods-forsaken no-infrastructure wasteland. I hated it because I constantly had to pay attention - the British loved to start sending huge amounts of troops and somehow keep them all supplied, while my units were perpetually out of organization. Furthermore, the ^%#! Italians always rushed forward of any line I established, to get cut out and destroyed piecemeal.
Master? That's too much honor, I am still doing my share of mistakes. And the answer is...I won't tell you because I don't know for sure yet, even if I laying a plan for one; it will depend partly of what is happening in Africa.Also, during Barbarossa, are you planning a thrust through the Caucasus? (Gods I can wait for it; I never was very good so I am eager to see a Master handle it).
No, the plan has changed. The Italian inactivity forced me to change my plan. And the new one will keep the Spanish busy. Little by little, the Wehrmacht is withdrawing from Africa, starting from the Spanish islands. This is a slow process as I want the TPs to be well protected.Now, on topic. You said that you are planning to advance to Freetown, no further, that's still the plan?
And I see a bunch of italian transport in the last yellow picture in the final update. You can probably expect a suicidal landing somewhere in Congo, or maybe they want to reinforce Spanish Equatorial Guinea. Anyway, the divisions are probably as good as lost.
:wacko: I have discovered yesterday that MAR don't lose all their ORG when they land in an unoccupied province. I am still learning (even if I can have a good planning)And don't undersell yourself, your steps certainly seem to be well calculated and masterfully planned, so that makes you a master of Darkest Hour, whether you like it or not.
Nope I guess they were just waiting for Gibraltar or Suez to be opened.XD My oh my, the Italians are letting their WW2 era genius get to them now. At least they waited until Africa is fairly favorable towards the Axis to do it.
The vaunted steel palm trees of Freetown will make for an epic battle scene. Nobody available to do the... I mean take Kankan?
I think that I read that there is an event if there are enough U-Boats and that Germany is winning the Battle of the Atlantic.(...) I wonder whether it is possible to actually bring Britain down by sinking all their convoys...? Or would the AI "magically" get more convoys if that were to happen? Apropos, how many convoy ships does Britain need to import the necessary resources for its economy to function/to supply its overseas forces?