ColinWright
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Those values on the counters are fairly reliable guides -- but they are not what the program actually uses to calculate the results. This actually improves the game, as you cannot mathematically see (except in gross cases) that an attack either will or won't work. You have to use your judgment, balance the potential likelihood and costs of all the possible outcomes, and hope for the best -- like in real life. It can be interesting. I once went from a Poland 1939 scenario to a 1915 scenario. Well, in Poland, quite rightly the Germans were able to bat aside almost anything unless it was fortified and drive on. ...so I'd gotten pretty optimistic about how attacks would go. I went to that 1915 thing and it was like repeatedly smashing my nose into a brick wall. ...also quite rightly.
< Message edited by ColinWright -- 12/18/2012 8:50:44 PM >
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"...this country belongs to us, to the white man." -- Israeli Interior Minister Eli Yishai, interview published on 6/3/2012. Interesting world.
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