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报告翻译问题
I have lost the Saar (with westwall 2nd level)
Is it normal that French divisions have 80-170 of DEFENSE VS my GERMANY divisions have 17-25 in defence value ?
The allied value (defence value of 170 in 1940) is a IA BUFF ?
The allied attack value seem normal 23 for ARM 8 for INF,
but allied defence value is STELLAR (!!!) 170 for ARM and 90 for INF in March 1940 !
In my last 5 games as Germany, I have lost in 1940 in France and Norway.
(I play at this game from 2000 with HOI ... HOI2 ... HOI 3 etc).
The problema is that IA Allied create too many divisions (only in Norway are generally 15-20) and too much strong (better say with ORG too high)
I should take SEDAN within 4-5 days starting the offensive in 10/10/1940 ... but I lose 20 days or more to arrive in SEDAN and than all allied army close the bulge as in 1944-45.
Historical GER wins for a higher ORG (French was disorganizates) and better Strategiic and Tatics ... but in games allied 1940 division have ORG very high. (Itried to reserch all WW2 techiques until 1940: land, atack and defence doctines but allied division are (at minimum) are so strong as my divisions.
(In my last 3 games with TEST ICE version I don't receve any Checoslovaquian tanks for bug, so my inferiority was more marked; but this apart, the GER ORG ou Allied ORG is the true problem)
... if that is true this thread shouldn't exit ... NO BICE FAULT
of course I played at BICE yesterday with a strong buff in construction (all 4 tiers) and I have a normal game winning in France and Norway in 1940
(That's why my game "with construction buff" went so smoothly)