when you plan big battles, you reduce any randomness in it, because individual and highly randomn fights add to each other while filtering any unlikely fights.
you can be very lucky in one area, but very unlucky in another one. so overall the outcome of a battle is the result of you skills only.
this is why i prefer big battles. with smaller one, the result of a battle can change dramatically with the result of one dice...
big battles have the serious drawback of being lenghtier too...
currently i play the germans in 1942, june, vs the russians... a single battle is played in several weeks...
i have to add that i am now a better player than before...
my core is already worth 9000 pts. it will grow further when i will upgrade my tanks, plus the exp of all the troops. indeed you do not need uber units to reach 10000-15000 pts armies, if you buy 200 units plus the raising exp...this is why i need to play vs an elite ai.
when i will have finished the campaign i will redo many individual battles with the generator to allow the ai to have monstruous armies. indeed i ve read somewhere that the germans fought at 1:5 odd vs the russians in 1945.
i have computed that i will be able to define a slightly reduced army worth 10000 pts (at 90 exp), and i plan to buy the ai armies worth 65000 pts just to see what happens
something like 30 panthers vs 200 elite kv85
do not know what will happen, but this will be a real challenge, for sure...
anyway do not hesitate to play vs elite ai, the game really changes
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