Looking for special type of AAR.

[Tocca]

I've been reading some AARs lately, and i'm really enjoying myself. I'd give a lot to have AARs printed in bookform so i could read in bed, on my way to work and so on!

I'm still trying to learn this game, and i'm having a hard time doing it! :wacko:
AARs are helpful in a way, you get some ideas on tactics and stuff but what i would really need while learning is an AAR that is written with more indepth explanations on what is actually being done in the game.
What DP settings did he choose, how did he handle the economy, where when and why did he build manufactories and so on. Often updated dates of the occurances would also be good.

Sort of like a walkthrough story of an AAR.

I don't think there are many like this, it won't be any fun reading for thoose who don't need the pointers so the AAR would probably get some bad reviews for "to much unnecessary information" or something like that!

Just wondering if anyone has seen/written anything like this?

Ah well, i will probably learn this game some day (month, year). Just keep at it i guess... Anything that makes it easier would be great though.
(Yes i have read all the newbie threads, beginner guides and so on)

Edit: Spelling...

 

[kurtbrian]

allthough theyare a bit old try looking for AAR's by Shawng1, he describes what he does and which events he chooses.

his brandenburg was played with a very old patch so there have been a lot of changes, also try looking up his dutch aar, both are excellent stories.

 

[Castellon]

You might have better luck looking for AARs in the AAR forum.
*Moved

 

[coz1]

I would also check out anything by Peter Ebbeson, though again, the patches he used were slightly older - check in the librAARy.

 

[Tocca]

Ok, thanks, i'll check theese AARs out.

Thanks for moving the thread, Castellon. I actually begun writing in this forum, but since i only found posted AARs and not one single post asking about anything here, i thought that you weren't supposed to post questions in here...