I can’t say the best plans as Axis as I am usually USSR when I play but when you use the term Asymmetric Warfare, you do know that means when two armies that are not equal fight each other like a professional army vs a militia would be an example for Asymmetric Warfare.
Newbie needs strategies
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My brother always beats me in the 1st round in A&A and i dread playing because of that. Can you give me some good allies and some good axis strategies to help me win?
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what do you mean beats you on the 1st round? no one looses in just one round, be more specific…
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Its not possible to lose in one round.
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Perhaps he means he always loses the first match
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Need more info, France almost always falls 1st round. Russia needs to set up for counter attacks and U.K. needs to prepare for a possible sea lion threat and prepare for a landing on the main land
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Maybe he ONLY plays France, which is why he gets beaten in the first round.
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Maybe he gives up to early.
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True dat. It’s like saying, “I lost. What did I do wrong?”
(Actually that’s exactly what he’s saying…)
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My brother always beats me in the 1st round in A&A and i dread playing because of that. Can you give me some good allies and some good axis strategies to help me win?
One thing you might have failed to realise is that the Allies are supposed to suffer heavy casualties in the early war, and then progress into winning in the long run.
Think of the axies as the school bully who pushes the young allies around. Then in the long run the Allies go to college and become CEO of Goldman Sachs and proceed to dick on the over-cocky axies. If the Allies give up in the early stages, well they will never win, whilst if they stick to their guns and make the good investments and minimize their loss, they win in the long run.
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