Generally pacific builds consists of a 2 to 1 ratio of subs-destroyer. Following turn is 5-6 bombers. This forces Japan to start building fleet instead of troops for India/China crush.
I just had to give som additional thumbs up fo9r this comment :D Buying other combat ships than subs, dds (Or CW + ftrs) is rarely correct. the 2 to 1 ratio shos that sean knows how fodder works and how it is the most important thing in these battles.
The only reason to stop buying the subs is if japan for some reason dont respond with fleetbuilding and only buys planes instead. But then you should win anyways :D
which is why i said that it didn’t work against a too planeheavy japan. on theory, the DDs + other surface ships ofc needs to be enough to stop all the planes of japan + 2 rounds of plane only builds of japan.
What would prevent japan from attacking your fleet of subs-destroyers with air and a few destroyers. With 20+ planes they can whipe out your whole fleet with minimal losses as subs cant even hit the planes.
I normaly go for a carrier heavy fleet followed by subs destroyers for attacking power. Ideally i want my carriers to bait an early attack from japan that i can crush in the counter and get his carriers and BB out of the way so anzac and UKP can clean up the rest.
My third global game (the movie)
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Very short summary/impression of my third game.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PegIGzQ46HM&feature=player_profilepage
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Hold on, why did the allies lose just because they failed to take either half of Germany? Did they need to do so in order to prevent the axis from having 14 VC’s?
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the americans didnt have a second wave, and japan was on it’s way. so allies surrendered.
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the americans didnt have a second wave, and japan was on it’s way. so allies surrendered.
Was Japan making 100+ ipcs?
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Nice Russian stack! Thanks for the video.
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Cool video! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Was Japan making 100+ ipcs?
Japan had just spent 88 IPCs, was starting an Australian invasion, Controlled China, India, DEI, Northern Russia, and was poised on the unprotected African and Middle eastern territories. Planes and ground forces were beginning to poor into Russia, who would be on the defensive before a second wave threatened Germany. The Axis had (or were on the verge of) a higher combined economy than the Allies, had more easy growth potential, more units on board, and were under no immediate threat anywhere.
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Haha nice video man. That Russian stack is pretty intense.
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