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I have a strategy I want to try out for defending the Kuibyshev scenario in the Stalingrad campaign. I'm therefore looking for opponents to play on the Axis side. (I'm also not sure how or even whether it's possible to start an online game as P2, so my partners may need to be the ones to start the g...

No, that makes a lot of sense. And it lines up better with the manual than what I'd been imagining, which was [a clumsy system that won't benefit anyone by being typed out here]. What I get from this is that it's not especially useful to finesse my attacks by killing or suppressing one or two steps ...

So you think the program calculates the odds number (as a float), applies a random modifier, and then rounds the result to the nearest integer and looks up the results on a chart. And, importantly, that it doesn't round the odds number off until after applying the random modifier. The odds number di...

Okay, so, suppose I'm the Axis, and I need to attack a soviet tank corps (4/3/5+1/6), with four active and no suppressed steps. It's in a forest, so there's no armor shift, but it's not entrenched or veteran. No specialist step. The point is, its defense combat total is 12. I have two panzer divisio...

When the game looks at odds numbers to determine combat outcomes, does it refer to the integer values that are displayed on the info sheet, or does it refer to a floating-point (or somehow else continuous) value that's hidden from the user? That is, does a unit that's just shy of making an odds numb...

In AGC, you must take Bialystok before you can advance past Baranovichi. There's no other way. The Bialystok objective is also a rail junction that connects the supply source near Warsaw (not labelled in the scenario map, it's the two-hex city on the southwest edge) to the rail lines leading to Viln...

What scenarios are you having trouble with? In some scenarios, you need to use your logistics assets to upgrade a supply source; in others, you can just use airlifts. But the main thing to do is to capture rail lines that extend your rail-enabled supply sources to supply the whole territory. For ins...

I see. I had understood (1) to be declaring the scope of the subsequent clauses. But instead, it means that every adjacent cisriparian hex is evaluated for sweeping-along according to the rules in (2). Also, what's the deal with sweeping-along when a unit is destroyed? I've observed that if I destro...

According to my version of the manual, you sweep up territory when you advance a unit according to a simple formula. If you [come to] own a majority of a hex's neighbors (not counting those across a river), you take control of that hex, unless it's immune for one of three reasons: it's a city, it's ...