Suppose there is a level 4 militia hidden in a city. Nobody can see it. Nobody can hit it with planes or bombers. Suppose a nuke lands on the city. Will the militia get hit?
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I've never played the DotP in my life, so you must be mistaken.
Then you know not the struggle to kill a (probably) golder spamming mech infantry and medium tanks.Lady Aragosta wrote:
I've never played the DotP in my life, so you must be mistaken.
Or trying to solo Germany in 1944 endgame with your only active comrade against active German players and then ai after ai with no option to retire…
I dunno, I've had tasters of similar struggles on various other maps.
In fact on another map as the USSR I have to solo literally about 10 AI with a weakened Spain and far away South Africa for support…
Conquering AIs just isn't the same.
It doesn’t increase your K/D and you don’t get the fun part of beating someone up who actually exists. Then your wish to continue slows down and it spirals into a slow inactive finish…
Also it's fun fighting a human who actually chooses not to rage quit when you take their capital and four-fifths of their provinces, but instead forms a government-in-exile you have to chase down or risk facing their nuclear-tipped revenge later in the game, making them a worthy opponent. AIs holding out because it's their job to fight to the end isn't satisfying.Carking the 6th wrote:
It doesn’t increase your K/D and you don’t get the fun part of beating someone up who actually exists. Then your wish to continue slows down and it spirals into a slow inactive finish…
Fat Albert sort of has that, but the enemy gave me all of their remaining oil in exchange for a city, and then I betrayed them. They won’t be a problem…
Can I have the details for the betrayal?
It was simple. All they had was one city in god knows where, I thought they were dead and trying to come back. The plan was simple, see what would happen. I was surprised when it worked, they got my city and I got the oil. Then I attack, since they couldn’t do anything about it. They are still over in africa, and can’t touch me. But Fat Albert is coming…
Nice.
30k oil that I needed was gained!
It's always goods that I need, myself.
Have ever of you heard of something called industry?Lady Aragosta wrote:
It's always goods that I need, myself.
Building Factories and forcing children to work ridiculously low wages in scary conditions for many hours is not enough… NEED MORE!!!CMDR. Wolf wrote:
Have ever of you heard of something called industry?Lady Aragosta wrote:
It's always goods that I need, myself.
Yep. And, thankfully, it doesn't require goods; whenever I run out of almost anything else it turns into a Catch-22 situation. Unfortunately no matter how industrialised I become it's never enough to fund the hordes of militia, light tanks and artillery (or occasionally infantry, medium tanks and artillery) I keep building.CMDR. Wolf wrote:
Have ever of you heard of something called industry?Lady Aragosta wrote:
It's always goods that I need, myself.
has it ever occurred to you that you might not NEED to spam units as such, and that you should keep something in reserve for specialized units?Lady Aragosta wrote:
Yep. And, thankfully, it doesn't require goods; whenever I run out of almost anything else it turns into a Catch-22 situation. Unfortunately no matter how industrialised I become it's never enough to fund the hordes of militia, light tanks and artillery (or occasionally infantry, medium tanks and artillery) I keep building.CMDR. Wolf wrote:
Have ever of you heard of something called industry?Lady Aragosta wrote:
It's always goods that I need, myself.
It's always goods that I need, myself.CMDR. Wolf wrote:
has it ever occurred to you that you might not NEED to spam units as such, and that you should keep something in reserve for specialized units?Lady Aragosta wrote:
Yep. And, thankfully, it doesn't require goods; whenever I run out of almost anything else it turns into a Catch-22 situation. Unfortunately no matter how industrialised I become it's never enough to fund the hordes of militia, light tanks and artillery (or occasionally infantry, medium tanks and artillery) I keep building.CMDR. Wolf wrote:
Have ever of you heard of something called industry?Lady Aragosta wrote:
It's always goods that I need, myself.
I also always have a reserve breakthrough task force for any issues that players might through at meCMDR. Wolf wrote:
has it ever occurred to you that you might not NEED to spam units as such, and that you should keep something in reserve for specialized units?Lady Aragosta wrote:
Yep. And, thankfully, it doesn't require goods; whenever I run out of almost anything else it turns into a Catch-22 situation. Unfortunately no matter how industrialised I become it's never enough to fund the hordes of militia, light tanks and artillery (or occasionally infantry, medium tanks and artillery) I keep building.CMDR. Wolf wrote:
Have ever of you heard of something called industry?Lady Aragosta wrote:
Having your planes behind enemy lines and ready to blow up those armored car stacks that sometimes get through is also a smart idea!CMDR. Wolf wrote:
It's always goods that I need, myself.CMDR. Wolf wrote:
has it ever occurred to you that you might not NEED to spam units as such, and that you should keep something in reserve for specialized units?Lady Aragosta wrote:
Yep. And, thankfully, it doesn't require goods; whenever I run out of almost anything else it turns into a Catch-22 situation. Unfortunately no matter how industrialised I become it's never enough to fund the hordes of militia, light tanks and artillery (or occasionally infantry, medium tanks and artillery) I keep building.CMDR. Wolf wrote:
Have ever of you heard of something called industry?Lady Aragosta wrote:
It's always goods that I need, myself.I also always have a reserve breakthrough task force for any issues that players might through at meCMDR. Wolf wrote:
has it ever occurred to you that you might not NEED to spam units as such, and that you should keep something in reserve for specialized units?Lady Aragosta wrote:
Yep. And, thankfully, it doesn't require goods; whenever I run out of almost anything else it turns into a Catch-22 situation. Unfortunately no matter how industrialised I become it's never enough to fund the hordes of militia, light tanks and artillery (or occasionally infantry, medium tanks and artillery) I keep building.CMDR. Wolf wrote:
Have ever of you heard of something called industry?Lady Aragosta wrote:
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