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mainah

Mainah (Allies+18) vs Simon33 (Axis) BM4

Simon33 over Mainah. I made too many mistakes, and simon caught every one of them, and then some.

simon33

link: https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/40172/mainah-allies-18-vs-simon33-axis-bm4/51?page=3

gamerman01

@MrRoboto said in Post League Game Results Here:

Ghostglider’s Allies defeat my Axis in BM.

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/40110/l23-bm4-ghostglider-allies-12-vs-roboto-axis/137

This is a great example of what I was just talking about.

Oh! There’s a game result there. Got it now.

gamerman01

@MrRoboto said in Post League Game Results Here:

I always find it fascinating how in a game that does involve luck in quite a substantial way, some players are still so consistently strong and come out top of the league year in year out.

@crockett36 said

In my review of one of these big games, the players avoided big battles and it was almost entirely posturing, logistics and economics. There were probably 3 or 4 big battles, almost all taking place in the first round with high precentage odds going in.

It’s like when a general retreats without firing a shot because his position is untenable.

One more point from me - if you know your opponent is better than you and won’t give you shots on his units, you can in turn give him shots on yours that you other wise wouldn’t. If he’s so risk averse because he knows he’s awesome, then you can get away with leaving less defense. He still won’t attack it, and maybe if he does, you get lucky. But if you don’t roll dice, you’re toast, right? So at least up your chances by defending with fewer units.

I know that’s really hard to do and goes against our experience. We HATE to get attacked and destroyed. But when you’re up against Goliath, you’d better try a different strategy than just dying. Dying is not a strategy. :blush:

gamerman01

Welcome back, Mainah.
Always nice to have a veteran come back after a break

mainah

@gamerman01

Thank you sir, although I am unsure I warrant veteran status - especially with my showing with simon. We’ll go with re-enlisted.

MrRoboto

Elche’s Allies+15 beat my Axis in BM4.

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/40118/l23-bm4-elche-allies-15-vs-roboto-axis-game-2/102?page=5

After a successful sealion I already saw myself winning. However, playing extremely bad with Japan - usually my strong suit - made everything crumble and the final nail in the coffin was a tactical mistake I made with Germany that gave Russia a chance for a lucrative battle… which the dice made even worse and netting me a whopping -103 TUV in a single battle.

Avner

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/40049/l23-bm4-mrroboto-axis-vs-avner-allies-15-game-2?_=1695153291146

roboto on avner

Martin

L23 OOB Martin (X) - elche (38)

elche over Martin

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/40076/l23-oob-martin-x-elche-38/2

crockett36

@gamerman01 said in Post League Game Results Here:

@MrRoboto said in Post League Game Results Here:

I always find it fascinating how in a game that does involve luck in quite a substantial way, some players are still so consistently strong and come out top of the league year in year out.

@crockett36 said

In my review of one of these big games, the players avoided big battles and it was almost entirely posturing, logistics and economics. There were probably 3 or 4 big battles, almost all taking place in the first round with high precentage odds going in.

It’s like when a general retreats without firing a shot because his position is untenable.

One more point from me - if you know your opponent is better than you and won’t give you shots on his units, you can in turn give him shots on yours that you other wise wouldn’t. If he’s so risk averse because he knows he’s awesome, then you can get away with leaving less defense. He still won’t attack it, and maybe if he does, you get lucky. But if you don’t roll dice, you’re toast, right? So at least up your chances by defending with fewer units.

I know that’s really hard to do and goes against our experience. We HATE to get attacked and destroyed. But when you’re up against Goliath, you’d better try a different strategy than just dying. Dying is not a strategy. :blush:

Trigger warning! So I play this game immersively. Meaning that if I think a general like Rommel would do it, I do it. That’s the difference between the general and his staff. I’m betting most of the top guys here would be great staff members with a background in math. Would that translate on the battlefield?

I’m not saying my way would translate on the battlefield except that I’m practicing courage and audacity! I’m re-enacting ww2. And I like it.

Muuuuuuch more to say, but it must wait.

crockett36

@crockett36 I know by the way there was is a lot of math at military college. I have for instance Sherman s logistics and it effect in winning the cw.

crockett36

@crockett36 “love Sherman s” not have.

crockett36

@crockett36 dying in a latter round, lasting longer with a chance of victory, might be considered a victory. And a road to further success.

crockett36

Finally, because I’m immersed, this game is a standalone. I have one chance to get it right. And I think of the miracle movie. 9 times out of ten the Russians win. But not tonight!

surfer

@elche defeats surfer in a slug fest. Congrats to Elche. He picked me off on every error I made. Eventually, the game swung in his favor. A deserved win.

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/39576/bm4-surfer-l-18-vs-elche-x/305