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C3k steps up since he senses, rightfully so, that info is leaking...
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Old Today, 03:18 PM
Ah! Our ever omnipotent shutter-offer-of-info Steve....Originally Posted by c3k View Post
I will withold any advice since I'm reading both threads and I'd hate to inadvertantly reveal information. Oh, was that a hint to others? Hmmm, maybe. Maybe not.
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I think we're all being very responsible We're commenting on Elvis' behavior and the situation from Elvis' point of view. Honestly, I'm easily able to shut off my knowledge of the other side. In fact, I haven't cross referenced his spotting round impacts with Bil's forces or his stated intentions.
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Oh, that is nice Steve. But you are sort of implying that Objective Rot is also not a threat! That is, only Objective Blau can shift forces. Way to go Steve! Who needs to cheat when you can get great info like that!Battlefront.com Battlefront.com is offline
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Bil,
Excellent move. About flanks, you are absolutely correct that if you have sufficient power to keep on the move and compel the enemy to pull back, then flanks are (for a period of time) not very relevant. One has to know when those conditions exist, and when those conditions change. One of our two campaigns takes place outside of Warsaw where the Soviets had, up until then, not worried about flanks too much. They switched over to worrying a tad bit too late for the point of their spear.
In your situation you're doing the right thing, IMHO. This is classic Soviet exploitation. Bust a reasonable hole in the defense and then drive every bit of metal you have to a specific objective to the rear. Since this is a QB you know the only threats to this move are in the objective area itself and from whatever forces Elvis can shift from OBJ Blue. Which you're doing a decent job of thwarting, thanks to your ISU-122s and infantry.
In real life there would be more uncertainty. Though that sort of uncertainty didn't stop the Soviets from doing this sort of thing on a regular basis
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