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War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/23/2010 8:58:54 PM   
Melstockdale

 

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Status: offline 		Having paid over £68 for this mammoth game, I am disappointed and frustrated because I am drowning in a mass of data and have no idea what to do with it. The reason is that, despite what the manual says, there is no tutorial. The Support Desk tells me that there will be one, but I am left wondering when that may be. I am sure this is a marvellous game and worthy of many hours of study pre-play, but I would very much appreciate at least a basic guide about exactly how to play the game in the first place! Does anybody out there share my frustration, and does anyone know when a tutorial might be forthcoming?

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/23/2010 9:28:36 PM   
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Status: online 		no manual, best to start and play the small gaudalcanal scenario and read and ask ?'s.. the manual is very dated imo, lease patch your game to patch three andthen read the lengthy readme t osee the literally hundreds of bug fixes and tweeks, GREAT game but yes, lots of details to absorb..

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/23/2010 9:38:07 PM   
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Status: offline 		I bought this in November, and I am unhappy also with no tuturial. However I am slowly (very slowly) figuring my way around in this, AND you are in the right place for asking questions. Watching this thread is of enomous help. And finally there has been a useful tool that I found called "Some Basic Training Videl Tutorials" at http://sites.google.com/site/n01487477/Home

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/23/2010 9:55:42 PM   
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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/23/2010 10:20:00 PM   
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Status: offline 		Detailed videos of game mechanics are located in this thread.

Plenty of help is also available in th AE part of the forum via the staff and members that enjoy the game.








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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/23/2010 11:42:12 PM   
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The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game.
Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 12:06:59 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Gem35

Are you kidding me?
The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game.
Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.


Prime example why MANY stay away from the WITP AE forum.


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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 12:09:30 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Sarge


quote:

ORIGINAL: Gem35

Are you kidding me?
The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game.
Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.


Prime example why MANY stay away from the WITP AE forum.



MANY make their way to the WITP AE forums, the most popular title from Matrix, trolling is against the rules my friend

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 12:14:43 AM   
Sarge


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ORIGINAL: Gem35


quote:

ORIGINAL: Sarge


quote:

ORIGINAL: Gem35

Are you kidding me?
The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game.
Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.


Prime example why MANY stay away from the WITP AE forum.



trolling is against the rules my friend


Trolling ?

So insulting members asking questions is all good ?

Who are you to Matrix to have such liberty ?



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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 12:18:17 AM   
Gem35


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ORIGINAL: Sarge


quote:

ORIGINAL: Gem35


quote:

ORIGINAL: Sarge


quote:

ORIGINAL: Gem35

Are you kidding me?
The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game.
Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.


Prime example why MANY stay away from the WITP AE forum.



trolling is against the rules my friend


Trolling ?

So insulting members asking questions is all good ?

Who are you to Matrix to have such liberty ?




that isnt insulting, I clearly directed him to the forums and offered help, unlike you who have insulted that whole community of people.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 12:19:48 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Gem35

Are you kidding me?
The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game.
Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.


I've had WITP:AE for a few months now and have also been somewhat daunted by the learning curve.

I've also been somewhat daunted by the WITP:AE forum which has so many posts and subjects many of which are highly introspective and arcane to a neophyte that actually finding any useful newcomer help and information is as complex as finding it in the manual or patch updates. A stickied intro/how to learn WITP thread would be very welcome or even a "New to WITP" sub-forum.

In regards to the quote above the final sentence isn't exactly welcoming to someone who has taken the plunge into the deep waters of WITP.


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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 12:24:52 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Wolfe


quote:

ORIGINAL: Gem35

Are you kidding me?
The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game.
Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.


I've had WITP:AE for a few months now and have also been somewhat daunted by the learning curve.

I've also been somewhat daunted by the WITP:AE forum which has so many posts and subjects many of which are highly introspective and arcane to a neophyte that actually finding any useful newcomer help and information is as complex as finding it in the manual or patch updates. A stickied intro/how to learn WITP thread would be very welcome or even a "New to WITP" sub-forum.

In regards to the quote above the final sentence isn't exactly welcoming to someone who has taken the plunge into the deep waters of WITP.



I appologize if it came across as intimidating but honestly, as a long-time member of these forums, I have met nothing but helpful nice people who are there on their own accord to help anybody who has an issue. It's quite frankly the best game and best group of folks I have met in my gaming experiences. Feel free to have your own opinion but before you give up, give the game another try and see for yourself.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 1:27:08 AM   
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Having paid over £68 for this mammoth game, I am disappointed and frustrated because I am drowning in a mass of data and have no idea what to do with it.

If it is in game data that you're drowning in you can look at WitpTracker or witpStaff to help here...
If it is the sheer immense scale, then go for some of the smaller scenarios and work your way up...

quote:

The reason is that, despite what the manual says, there is no tutorial. The Support Desk tells me that there will be one, but I am left wondering when that may be. I am sure this is a marvellous game and worthy of many hours of study pre-play, but I would very much appreciate at least a basic guide about exactly how to play the game in the first place! Does anybody out there share my frustration, and does anyone know when a tutorial might be forthcoming?

Being one of the developers of WitpTrackerAE, I also decided to fill the official gap with some unofficial video tutorials as well - which some have kindly shown above.
http://sites.google.com/site/n01487477/Home
After the next release of Tracker 1.5.1, I'll go back and do some more, with a turn by turn tutorial on Coral sea or Guadalcanal + other game mechanics ....

Also a wiki http://hc-strategy.com/ae/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

And I have to say (being diplomatic)while the AEsubforum is not everyone's cup of tea, ask some Q's as a noob and you'll get plenty of help - believe me we were all at the starting blocks at one time or another..

Good luck

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 1:34:52 AM   
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Status: offline 		Best tutorial is to start the game as allies playing defensively. You dont have to do much so you can pick up the game as slow as you need to. Also you can afford many mistakes. 

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 2:36:41 AM   
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Status: offline 		I started with WitP first. It's not recommended to start with AE. However, if you post in the forum, within minutes you should have at least a reply, if not several. If it were not for the forum, I would still be lost with parts of the game. You can ask anything there so don't be shy. Those Grognards love to help. It really is the most helpful forum at Matrix.

The game is very intimidating at first. If you keep at it though, you will be rewarded more than time spent on any other title. You will also learn a lot about that era. Make sure though that you have plenty of time when you play.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 8:21:03 AM   
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Status: offline 		Sorry - but to my original offer - any of you want to get rid of that rubbish game for £30?

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 9:20:55 AM   
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Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.






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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 10:06:32 AM   
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Sorry - but to my original offer - any of you want to get rid of that rubbish game for £30?


cold JD, just cold!!

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 11:10:31 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Gem35

I appologize if it came across as intimidating but honestly, as a long-time member of these forums, I have met nothing but helpful nice people who are there on their own accord to help anybody who has an issue. It's quite frankly the best game and best group of folks I have met in my gaming experiences. Feel free to have your own opinion but before you give up, give the game another try and see for yourself.


I think two issues are getting confused here. Like all the Matrix forums the WitP one is a great place to get help and advice - nobody is denying that let alone, I suspect, the OP - but as with most intellectual activities that are worthwhile, a certain knowledge about where to start in a really complex strategy game like AE is necessary before you can even really know what it is you should be asking. That's where tutorials come in, be it either in-game, video, in the manual or whatever - to give folks a basis on which to start.

I'm baffled, too, as to why AE doesn't include one simply because I found the original WitP tutorial very helpful in giving me just that sort of start, and a basis from which to explore both game and manual, and formulate sensible questions about particular points.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 12:05:39 PM   
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Status: online 		To respond to the original question, the tutorial should finally show up in the next major update. However, there are many tools, posts and other data available in the WITP AE forum, as posted above that take the place of a tutorial and the community as a whole is very welcoming to new players and loves to answer questions. Start with Coral Sea, the smallest scenario, and work your way up.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/24/2010 10:31:00 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Melstockdale

Having paid over £68 for this mammoth game, I am disappointed and frustrated because I am drowning in a mass of data and have no idea what to do with it. The reason is that, despite what the manual says, there is no tutorial. The Support Desk tells me that there will be one, but I am left wondering when that may be. I am sure this is a marvellous game and worthy of many hours of study pre-play, but I would very much appreciate at least a basic guide about exactly how to play the game in the first place! Does anybody out there share my frustration, and does anyone know when a tutorial might be forthcoming?


Hi, when I first bought WITP in 2005, I felt the same way, I did not understand the game and for about one month I did not know what I were doing. That's perfectly normal for a wargame of that size (my best "wargaming" experience was HOI1&2).
My only advice is to not give up early, ask Qs and read topics in the AE subforum, play smaller scenarios (Coral Sea is small and manageable) and be prepared to restart a lot of times.
I've played WITP and now AE since 2005, it's THE best wargame I've ever played.



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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/25/2010 4:50:48 AM   
GeneralChaos


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Status: offline 		Yes, AE is a head-splitter. The OP should have known that going in. I still stink at the game and my head still hurts too.
IMO - guides, videos, tracker, smaller scenarios, and forums will help but will not totally solve the problem.
Only you can solved it.

Only advise that makes sense to me so far - Load campaign and play for awhile. When unhappy, reload game at beginning and play new game using lessons learned from old game. Repeat, repeat, repeat. Hopefully, you get longer and longer into the War. And hopefully it turns into enjoyment. 




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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/25/2010 5:51:15 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Sarge


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ORIGINAL: Gem35

Are you kidding me?
The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game.
Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.


Prime example why MANY stay away from the WITP AE forum.





I'm one of those many that you are talking about. I started to play WiTP about 2 years ago and when I started asking questions on the forum someone answered that he was tired of seeing the same beginner questions over and over again. When I saw that in my thread I lost the desire to play. Kinda made me feel that I wasn't good enough to contribute on the WiTP forums.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/25/2010 10:35:13 AM   
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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/29/2010 11:47:56 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Gem35


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ORIGINAL: Wolfe


quote:

ORIGINAL: Gem35

Are you kidding me?
The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game.
Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game.


I've had WITP:AE for a few months now and have also been somewhat daunted by the learning curve.

I've also been somewhat daunted by the WITP:AE forum which has so many posts and subjects many of which are highly introspective and arcane to a neophyte that actually finding any useful newcomer help and information is as complex as finding it in the manual or patch updates. A stickied intro/how to learn WITP thread would be very welcome or even a "New to WITP" sub-forum.

In regards to the quote above the final sentence isn't exactly welcoming to someone who has taken the plunge into the deep waters of WITP.



I appologize if it came across as intimidating but honestly, as a long-time member of these forums, I have met nothing but helpful nice people who are there on their own accord to help anybody who has an issue. It's quite frankly the best game and best group of folks I have met in my gaming experiences. Feel free to have your own opinion but before you give up, give the game another try and see for yourself.


Intimidating?

Not really. IMHO it was insulting to new players (or potential players who might be on the fence whether to purchase the game or not).

As you said, there are many nice helpful people who will go out of their way to offer help and suggestions. In fact, you yourself offered helpful advice when you stated "The forums are an exceptional way to get help and learn this game". However, imho, your final comment of "Maybe you just dont have what it takes to understand this game", crossed the line. Had you followed it with a , then it might have come across softer, and been perceived as harmless ribbing.

You can read post #23 as an example of someone who was put off by the sort of comment that you posted.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/30/2010 6:33:55 AM   
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Status: offline 		When I first started playing WitP back when it first came out, I too was overwhelmed by the sheer size and scope of the thing. What I did to overcome this was to break the game down into manageable chunks.

So instead of trying to do everything at once, I would focus on a specific theater and then work on it exclusively. My system went like this:

India
Burma
Malaya
Java/Sumatra
Borneo and the rest of the DEI’s
Philippines
Australia
South Pacific
Central Pacific
West Coast
North Pacific
Russia
China

I don't recommend you try Japan till you've mastered the US.

So I treated each area as its own mini game and did all the orders for each area before I moved on to the next. But just doing orders can get overwhelming too, so what I did was do all air orders, then all land orders and finally all naval orders.

If you stick to just all of one kind of order at a time, it helps a lot in learning your orders of battle in the different areas because you don’t get distracted by other thoughts. Once you’ve done things enough that you pretty much know your orders of battle, eventually your mind will move beyond the stage of just trying to manage things, to then coming up with new and creative strategies on how to put those assets to good use.

That’s the point where the game begins to shine. It’s also the point where your life as you know it will change forever. I’ve been playing this game regularly since it came out (2005 I think?), and don’t see myself ever stopping. It’s that good. So don’t give up, it’s a journey well worth taking.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/31/2010 5:05:48 AM   
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Also, any game manual should be "in-game", meaning you click a button and the manual pops up. This having to go outside of windows to get to the manual is bunk.

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/31/2010 6:17:31 AM   
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Status: offline 		I've given up on WitP AE grand campaign.  I don't really like the production and economic management part.  But the smaller campaigns are gems.  Guadalcanal is a blast and also some 3rd party campaigns like Marianas.  I would love to have more limited campaigns instead of several flavors of the grand campaign. 

I did not read the manual to learn how to play AE.  All was done based on trial and error, and forum usage.  Some prior Witp experience helped but that's not extensive (only two weeks of play time).

The trick is not to learn every little rule and feature that is available (i ignored pilot management, all the details on resupply, production, search arcs, etc.).  All I cared about is creating TF's, setting strikes, loading ships with troops and supplies, the combat stances, the different TF and Air missions.  It's quite intuitive.  Even the strategies employed are also intuitive (recon, logistics, when to attack and not to attack).  Unlike other strategy games that are not too detailed and quite abstract, one must not try to learn all the rules first so that you can tailor your strategy to it in AE (it is futile).  Create your strategy first and then find the rules on how to implement it.
 
As for grand campaigning... I'm still into PacWar (see my sig).  I find that the level of complexity suites the scale nicely.  The game is still quite complex but the decisions you make and the number of units you command are more manageable. The experience is still the same as what you get from AE (minus the little details).

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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/31/2010 6:37:21 AM   
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I'm still into PacWar (see my sig). 
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RE: War in the Pacific, Admiral's Edition - 3/31/2010 8:14:26 AM   
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