I also didnt use only one battleplan for most of the time because of the problems you were facing.
The war became slow then but I already conquered california and texas which is important ressource and factory wise.Īfter some build up and even though only half my army were in the north I started to push forward in the northwest while being defensive in the east using all rivers I could find. Main problem for me were the brits who occupied yucatan for over a year with about divisions which forced me to have half of my army in the south. I did the same as you for the most part but also took central america right before I started the war so that I could easily conquer the panama canal. Revenge of Montezuma is kinda easy, probably too easy if you attack asap. It doesn't help that the AI goes crazy with the battle plans, moving units from texas by boat to send them to Baja California Is it better to go for the long haul? Leaving them alone and growing in South America, to stab them in the back later? Between my inferior industry, and the fight in the mountains, the war quickly stalls despite my initial army advantage, and then it's basically gameover as they quickly outproduce me. Any tips? Doing both more or less requires taking down the US alone joining Axis would fail the second oneand I assumed it was best to rush. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.
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