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I know there is TS and the others, but some sort of better in game system needs to be established to allow everyone on the one side to know what the hell is going on. Lol Which leads me to where it can be fun and effective in both changing the game play and course of a battle. 29th realism scrims. Darkest Hour 8.0. Morra Ret. November 2017 in Public Discussion. Lol Which leads me to where it can be fun and effective in both changing the game play and course of a battle. 29th realism scrims. From assigning players to a squad to controlling your squad on the battlefield to establishing strongholds, this no doubt can be a.

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As Germany, my standard army composition for infantry is three divisions per corps, three corps per army. Major and lieutenant generals command the corps and one of the corps is usually commanded by a full general. I keep divisions with slow attachments together - artillery, AA, AT, etc. in the same corps and the same goes for attachments that either increase or don't negatively affect speed, like armored cars, engineers, SP-ART/AT, etc. Several armies make up an army group, commanded by a field marshal with an HQ who is kept separate from the divisions he commands so he can be flexible and go wherever he is needed to ensure a cohesive command and control.I organize armored formations in roughly the same way - three division corps, three corps armies. However, I usually have a ratio of one armored division and two motorized/mechanized divisions in each corps so I'm guaranteed the combined arms bonus. I only attach brigades that will increase or at least not decrease the speed of my units.

Oftentimes I will have individual armored divisions in my 'panzerarmees' to race ahead and seize territory, because motorized divisions will slow you down a bit. My favorite attachment for any mobile division is self-propelled artillery. No, I'm talking about DH. I use 'units' of three divisions. One 'unit' of three divisions is a corps commanded by a major/lieutenant general.

An army is a group of three corps each of three divisions each for a total of nine divisions. This ensures that I never have to worry about exceeding my command limit especially if my HQs are in place properly - one for every army group, which is three armies of three corps for a total of 27 divisions. If you didn't know, you can actually edit the names of your commands in DH. So I rename one 'unit' of three divisions to be something like '3rd Army Group/21st Army/54th Corps'. All you have to do is click the name and delete what's there to add your own text.

I almost always keep like with like - keep infantry with artillery together, because one slow Inf-Art limits the speed of your whole corp. Same with Mot/Mec/Arm, mixing them with Inf/Mil will severely hamper their greatest strength: speed.I will generally have corps made up of 3, 6, 9, or 12 units with their appropriate generals(Major, Lieutenant, General, or Field Marshal). Make sure to have HQs to overcome stack penalties, but only place them in corps with a general or field marshal.Depending on what nation/strategy I am playing, I will either mix or isolate my armored/motorized units. For example, when playing Germany and you want to perform blitzkriegs, stagger your speed units across provinces and have infantry to back them up. This way you can pierce into enemy territory with your speed units and perform encirclements, but your slower infantry is right behind to fill in the provinces your speed units take.But if you want to make a mad dash for a particular strategic target like key provinces with victory points, large industrial areas, or capitols, then group your speed units together and bog your enemy down elsewhere with your infantry.As for attachments, maybe I'm stuck on HOI2 mentality, but I find Anti-air, Anti-tank, and Engineer worthless.

I stick with Artillery, Self-propelled Artillery, Armored Car, and Tank brigades. I like all arty-inf corps to break a front (when I can prepare), really messes them up, then throw in fully fresh tanks just as they break and bum-rush for the rear.I'll often prepare a sector with mostly plains as an arena with these, do a quick grab and destroy of trapped units.

That area becomes unsettled and as they approach again repeat the blow. Keep doing this, and suddenly the entire front is weaker.Always groups of 3 for the mobiles (2 tanks + mot, or 1 tank + 2 mots). Always with SPART. 3s and 6s and 9 for the infantry. HQ separate.

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29th Infantry Division Records

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The server would not require a large population cap and would not have to be dedicated to this one thing.The only requirement for participation is that you help others in their testing. Myeah, steam community is down at the moment cause of none social life having hackers. Myeah, steam community is down at the moment cause of none social life having hackers.