Supply Mechanics?
Supply Mechanics?
Quite the newb at this fantastic game. I can't figure out how to reach my objectives without running out of supply. Weather obviously plays a part in logistics and keeping the line unbroken is a must, but how do I do this?
Re: Supply Mechanics?
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 instance, in Voronezh (Axis, Stalingrad campaign), you need to capture, in one piece, the rail line that runs east from Kursk; otherwise, even with supply upgrades, your units will run out of supply before they can break open the northern objective.
Re: Supply Mechanics?
Thanks for the response. I am playing Operation Barbarossa-Army Group Central. I get as far as Baranovitch, and then when trying to make it to Minsk, all of my troops falter.
Re: Supply Mechanics?
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 Vilnius and Minsk. Remember that every part of a rail line acts like the supply source itself, but only if the chain in unbroken. If the Soviets control Bialystok or any of the rail line tiles near it, you can't deliver the supplies your units need for attacks in the east.
Re: Supply Mechanics?
Hey thanks! I'll give it a go. ![Idea :idea:](./images/smilies/icon_idea.gif)
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