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Gregg -> RE: Reducing Fortifications (12/9/2012 5:54:46 PM)
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Yep:
1) Surround to cut off supply (this is the key factor).
2) Bomb airfield to force the defender to use supply repairing airfield.
3) Once airfield is highly damaged, switch to port of it is a port.
4) When airfield and port (if available) is highly damaged switch to ground attack for bombing.
5) Once supply is greatly reduced, start bombardment while keeping up air attacks.
6) Have your troops well rested, and have plenty of artillery and combat engineers.
7) Attack, rest troops, attack again, and keep doing so. As long as you have supply your disrupted units will recover, but the enemy's units with out supply will recover from disruption very slowly if at all.
8) You should reduce the forts one at a time with each attack, forts can not be rebuilt with out supply.
9) Once you get the forts down to 1 or 2, Shock Attack can tip the combat odds enough to cause surrender.
It can take months to do the above.
It once took me almost a year (1943) to reduce Sidney Australia, where the AI made its final stand.
Gregg
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