Eye of the Storm: Defiant Czechoslovakia

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Hello all,

Instead of a typical AAR I wrote up a strategy guide for playing Czechoslovakia in 1936 on the hoi2wiki, which includes after-action comments from the playtesting. I am open to suggestions if anyone has any.

Thanks!


http://www.paradoxian.org/hoi2wiki/index.php/Czechoslovakia_Strategy

 

[Battle bunny]

Nice to see that, I was quite amazed to see the first time that there was a guide for Tannu Tuva but not for the Czechs. I just tried a Czechoslovakia game and it went rather strange... Austria refused to take up on the Anschluss, so Germany was made much easier. At the outbreak of the war, I allied with Poland (+200 relations after a long time of influencing) and the UK declared on Germany as well, despite having just abandoned the Czechs on paper before. After Poland has been pushed back to Warsaw I took control of them and split up much of Germany with them, but then they fortified themselves a bit around the Siegfried line and to the provinces north of them. Romania had been being a trouble all the way though... then as the war was going, Soviet Union annexed Estonia, and declared on (then annexed) the other two Baltic states. Then they declared upon the Axis, making Romania a satellite state... then declaring war upon Poland. The two of us tried to make a brave stand but the Soviets pushed the Czech-Polish armies back to the Czech borders+Cracow+Berlin+Stettin. Then they broke through even that, and annexed Poland, effectively halving my army. Then they annexed Germany while plowing through my provinces. I made a last stand in an Ústi-Strakonice-Nuremberg (the former two having level 8 forts), but then the Soviets made me a puppet state, then liberated Poland and did the same with them. So now it's August, 1940 and I'm a Soviet satellite state. 'Twas fun, although now I suppose there isn't much in this game for me unless I go crazy...

 

[Iwo Jima]

Good day, Mike

sure, my AAR could help you.