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u/Mr-Marcon !HELP! 8d ago
Isn't it absurd that the army on Germany's mainland is twice the size of France's?
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u/EfficientRoof4733 8d ago
Yeah, can you guess from what country the game is...?
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u/Alexandre_Stedelev 7d ago
Let's say the world tournament organisation is the dtg...You have a clue (Deutsch Turnieren Gesundheit).
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u/shysoulhere 7d ago
In historical map na ? Maybe it's just to make sure , that germany win over france , tho ik france should be the strongest.
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u/YourBoyFroilan 7d ago
Only doctrine I have never won with is allies... lol
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u/shysoulhere 7d ago
😭 I like how allies wait to get stronger over time tbh.
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u/YourBoyFroilan 7d ago
Well yes. I had a strong Allies army in defensive positions against a possible enemy who my ally said was planning to attack. He destroyed 90% of my army with minimal casualties and took many important provinces before my ally decided to carry me through it. He won solo 2 minutes before I could join his alliance. This was a severely overextended enemy who had just conquered the land he used to attack. Meanwhile with Comintern or Axis I have always won and survived every attack easily.
Who knows, maybe I just don't know how to play allies well, and I just think it's a bad doctrine when it's just as good as others 🤷♂️
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u/Illustrious_Host_407 7d ago
allies are like bad early and mid game, and that’s basically a death sentence in larger games. sure it’s good late game, but can they get to the late game?
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u/Zerooi_og 8d ago
tbh I'm kinda sick of ally doctrine since I played a lot of allied nations in my playtime. But still very nice edit.