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  1. I'm still in my first SC2 game, using the Thrawn mod. Deep into the Russian campaign. Have taken Leningrad and Moscow, the Russian capital has moved to Stalingrad.

    Seems that the Russian AI is totally centered around cities. There is no continuous front-line, per se. So I can pretty much ignore any territory between cities - no threats. Thus there are huge gaps in my own frontline, with most of my forces concentrated around the Russian pockets in the cities.

    My question is: is this because the Russian AI is dealing with too few units right now to make a front line, or is it just the way the AI works?

  2. I'm trying to grasp supply issues. I pretty much understand the supply/HQ/HQ chain concepts. As such, am I correct in this statement:

    Given a supply source of strength 10, one HQ ten action points from that supply source, and then another HQ within 5 action points of the first HQ - then that's the same supply value as an out of supply HQ, namely a supply value of 5.

    So beyond 15 action points from a supply source, no HQ could ever have a supply value greater then 5.

    Hope that makes sense.

    Thanks for any help.

  3. I am playing my first game of SC2 as the AXIS, using Thrawn's Mod, on the lowest diffulty, and AI experience bonus of 0. It is April, '41, and only Russia and the US stand against the AXIS now. After Russia declared war on the AXIS in '40, it's been beaten back handily. I guess the US may enter the war in a big way sometime, but so far everything is pretty easy.

    What is considered 'normal' for diffuclty and experience settings by experienced players? Should I just go to the max for both?

  4. I'm cautious about getting new games. Been burned too many times.

    Not trolling. Just wistful for a game that could compare to the fun of the old board games I used to play in the 70s, like War in the East (SSI). So many PC games fall way short. The graphics of SC2 put me off in the demo version, but I can live with that if the AI is good.

    so I will definitely buy it now with all the good reports above.

    thanks.

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