aesopo123
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Ouch. Destroyed a French army and corps. Got level 1 jets.
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Terif's turn to be the nasty guys. He advances into Poland and pings Denmark. Looks like he's getting ready to go into LC by turn 2.
We ping Ireland. Hunt for subs. Get ready for LC attack.
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A French army and corps were taken out. The Canadian army was reduced to str 3. Took out the pesky French cruisers. Panzers made a break for the northern shorelines. Again Ireland was pinged.
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I agree wholeheartedly - when these despots do not afford their people any political expression, they instead ferment hatred towards Israel and the USA by supporting madras schools that are ripe breeding grounds for little Osamas.
The world is tolerating these dictatorships because of the oil - ergo we need to cut our dependence on oil and foster meaningful democratic and economic reforms in the middle east.
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Ireland pinged. Destroyed one French Corps and one French army. Two hexes from Paris. Navy beats a hasty retreat and hides. In line with schedule as planned of destroying two units per turn.
I am impressed with the speed of how Terif gets his rounds to you. Very professional like.
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Ireland being pinged. French corps killed. UK corps reduced to str 1. A killin we go! No AF presence intercepting us - gotta take Zapp's rule book on this one. But he is getting his delay for the axis so how much time do I have left to plunder the remaining countries before USSR comes into play? That's the critical point.
Seigheil!
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Yes, the lazy French winos...
LC DOWed and converted. Ireland pinged again to str 1 - reinforced.
Yes army defense with UK racing for techs - gotta make those carriers lethal eh?
Italy at 82% - maybe at three more turns?
The tech race is on.
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Denmark converted. Ireland pinged.
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Ireland still being pinged - lost one sub as expected. Denmark still being pinged.
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Ireland still being pinged and reinforced. Subs made a mistake going south.
Poland converted. Denmark being pinged.
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Standard opening moves for Terif - pinged Ireland with carriers and BB. Polish AF slinked away to the north.
Germany decimates all Polish defenders except for remaining corps at 4 and air at 6. Denmark is pinged again. Transport appears to take Denmark the next turn. Atlantic is pinged again for 26 mpp by subs.
Seigheil!
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Whatever pee-hard thingy or not that works for you. All is in jest, and I do get the point. Golly, the way this is going I could sure use some viagra right now for the pee-hard thingy thing though.
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Bid of 200 - UK 200, US 1000, and USSR 4000.
I open as the Axis. Northern Polish army decimated- other army brought to 2. Warsaw falls and the Warsaw garrison melted like butter. Denmark is pinged by cruisers. Polish air reduced to 7. Sometimes when I open this way, Poland surrenders by turn 1 and definitely by rd 2. Atlantic is pinged by subs - they are gonna die, might as well die fighting!
This is for fun and not on the SC league.
Let's see how the wehrmacht fares against the vaunted SC maestro.
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Nope, I already had the pee-hard thingy, thank you though for offering.
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Hey,
I could call myself gaylord if I want to, this is still a free country right? Uppps... my mistake.
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Hey Zapp,
Want a spankin?
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This little bitsy town ain't big enough for the both of us! If you want to play PBEM - email me at razuldazul@yahoo.com. We'll take each allied and axis side on a standard 1:5:20 bid. No house rules. Other side can request password after completion of game for review.
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There is a measure of luck in SC as you are not sure of every outcome of battle as opposed to chess - lots of tactics in chess - overloading, diversion, pinning, discovered check, fork, sacrifice, skewer, etc.
In chess, you seek the greatest mobility and activity for your pieces. This enables you to quickly shift and concentrate your firepower and lots of tactical possibilities open up to you.
There are similarities and disimilarities between SC and chess for sure. One principle resonates true with both - that is concentration of force!
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Yes, quite a bit - you tend to plan ahead with your movements and anticipate counter-attacks. You really learn to concentrate your forces, use isolation, penetration, and how to use the principles of economy of force.
In chess, if it is a forcing combination, I have been able to see 15 moves deep. Garry Kasparov can go twenty moves deep in a very complicated position. But on average, for master strength players-GMs, calculating 6-10 moves deep is ordinary.
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Just my two cents worth of input. I have been playing chess for the past three decades and I have reached the senior master level, scalped GMs and IMs. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to make a decent living out of professional chess playing in the US!
In Europe, chess is very big and their players do make a decent income.
Hopefully, when I retire within two years (taking a very early- really early retirement), I can spend more time on the game again as I plan to make the Philippines my home base to do my travelling from (very cost effective since I know the language also!) I am tired of the rat race over here, more you make, more you spend (which does not equate happiness).
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You need an HQ also.
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I know people have said that beating the AI is easy even at expert level at plus two experience.
My challenge to you is to take on the AI as the axis at the same level without Italy!
Can you manage or just huff and puff again saying the AI is easy to beat?
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Dude,
It does not take three turns to take Poland. Your plunder on poland should get you an extra airfllet also with your income and then you would be ready to jump into lc by turn three if you are really concerned about the lc gambit.
AAR Aesopo vs. Terif
in Strategic Command 1
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We destroy two more corps and bring down another to 4 str - we are one hex away from Paris- allied navy having fun playing pingball on Kopenhagen.