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I am dreading getting into any wars as I have no idea what do make, what stats mean what really and how anything will fair. I have a lot of destroyers, I have no idea what their attack ranges are or if my carriers will get in the line of fire or what guns to outfit them with. I just about managed to win in the tutorial against the Ethiopians. Didn't really know what I was doing or why anything worked. Battle predictions were all over the place all the time and I had no idea if my planes were even effective. I think I only won coz I had more meat for the grinder.
Any good tutorial channels to recommend? I tried one and they darted about to quickly to menus that I had no idea what key they pressed to get there or what the menu even really was. It felt like I was already meant to know exactly what they were on about and where to go without actually being told what to press or what I was looking at. Kinda felt like I joined a quantum mechanics class mid-semester where everyone else knew enough to understand what the teacher was saying.
After two years of playing, the German attack is approaching, so maybe I have some bunkers and about 150 divisions.
I have been preparing for them for two years.I have no idea what I'm going to do when the attack starts. I don't want to draw the line I want to move the divisions manually where I want.
The advantage of the Soviet Union is that it can absorb the attacker and allows several mistakes.
These should be helpful to get your bearings. Just know that this will require a bit of effort on your part on being willing to learn and make mistakes, especially if you are new to the genre.
I think navies are the most daunting aspect for me. Composition of ships, what ships will actually do what in an engagement, what they are best for, what I should focus on getting the most of, what upgrades, how combat will work out with them (or how combat at sea works at all). I was going to reorganise my navies to have a balance low to high numbers from carrier, battleship, heavy cruiser, medium(light??) cruisers, and then destroyers being the most numerous, but I have no idea what that would really or anything. At least others games were simpler to figure how...
Same kinda thing with armies. Not sure how it all works yet, but hope it'll become clearer in the videos, yay?
I am not sure if I want a balanced mixed army of everything and if the commander/general will assign them against enemies that they are best suited to fighting, or if units in an army will like go where they go and if they happen to face an enemy that is good against them but that they cannot beat, then they get rekt.
I think that divisions can be different units strengths/numbers and different makeups can make them better at x or able to counter y (to some degree) so I have no idea if 6 of my divisions will match 6 of my enemies and ughh... the more I think about it, the more I just want to sit back and do nothing as a neutral country or go back RUSE, Supreme Commander, Total War, etc. *sigh* Idk...
You can probably tell how daunting this complex game all is for me.
I did that myself in the Italy tutorial. I didn't get exactly what the auto battle-line frontline thingys(??) would do better, if at all. So I didn't trust it at all and moved everything myself. All I knew was that I had x divisions of idk number of men and they had x divisions of... inferior quality/quantity of infantry? I moved about to have green battle counter and I have no idea real understanding of how or why, but I won, soooooooo... yay, viva la pasta?
As a friend of mine once said:
Play a game, fail.
Play again, fail better ;)