Fascinating. The Axis are doing surprisingly well, despite their situation. I suppose the Russian blunders may be the cause, though.
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This is a really cool idea. Looks like the Axis players are better at the game - will be interesting to see how well they can perform.
I can't remember if in DH it is very disastrous to combine CV with BB in naval battle. If it is the case, I wonder that the students commanding US side know it.
(A fleet with BB would to close in to opponent's fleet while a fleets with only CV+screens would maintain the distance)
Very interesting, subscribed.
(A fleet with BB would to close in to opponent's fleet while a fleets with only CV+screens would maintain the distance)
Very interesting, subscribed.
And this is definitely why I think the DH game is still very relevant, and I encourage the DH devs to keep up the good work on it. More people should try it out. Good game.
BBs serve a good purpose within a CV fleet... they act as capital ship screens, as they are equally likely to be targeted by opposing carriers. They're very expensive screens, but your carriers are the ones that must survive!
By 1943, Axis' momentum is long gone. Let's see how much longer they could hold out than IRL. Though what stroke me is Japanese advance into India- did they see uniting with Germans in Persia as even plausible or did they have different intentions?
That was a stupid objective with no sense at all. The Japanese should have concentrated their force in China and Pacific.
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If not for Italy - Germany would win. Having that "ally" is a mistake (in my opinion). Those precious divisions will be missed in Eastern front.
Although Soviet forces got overwhelmed - I think in the long run Soviets will persevere. They, like the USN can afford those loses. Look at those loses and the front essentially is the same... And that Far East situation is just a mere distraction. From my prespective Japan is a gonner. Too many fronts. And the loss of the CV fleet is a sealed fate for the IJA stranded in India. And who will defend the home islands? (Philippines >>> Taiwan >>> Okinawa/ home islands?)
But, too bad I do not know what are each side building...
And I think that German and Soviet player differ. It looks like if Soviet player tries to play like a German. Well, that's just my humble opinion.
Wunderwaffe? Manhattan Project?
If not for Italy - Germany would win. Having that "ally" is a mistake (in my opinion). Those precious divisions will be missed in Eastern front.
Although Soviet forces got overwhelmed - I think in the long run Soviets will persevere. They, like the USN can afford those loses. Look at those loses and the front essentially is the same... And that Far East situation is just a mere distraction. From my prespective Japan is a gonner. Too many fronts. And the loss of the CV fleet is a sealed fate for the IJA stranded in India. And who will defend the home islands? (Philippines >>> Taiwan >>> Okinawa/ home islands?)
But, too bad I do not know what are each side building...
And I think that German and Soviet player differ. It looks like if Soviet player tries to play like a German. Well, that's just my humble opinion.
Wunderwaffe? Manhattan Project?
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Well now for the Japan is the option of liberating a puppet in India and feeding of its industry. (I admit - I rarely play Japan, so do not know the required provinces to liberate something there)
I don't understand something. Why are the Germans protecting the provinces with no beaches in France?