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Aggiungi all'account. Each battle can only contain three battalions or air squadrons. This gameplay choice was made to respect the logic of limited battlefield space. It did not seem credible to us to be able to pile battalion after battalion into combat without any consequence. Once you are satisfied with which battalions you want to do battle, and in which Phase they will arrive, the battle can be resolved. This can be done in three distinct ways. Tactical resolution allows you to fight the opponent yourself.
You will select which units you want to control, and you will be transported to a real-time tactical battle. However, there are some key differences between a tactical resolution battle in Army General and a traditional Skirmish battle. Before you actually begin the battle, by using the screen seen below, the player can decide if they want to leave the control to one or more of the battalions to the computer.
They can even decide to remove certain companies from a battalion. We feel this gives the player the flexibility to play in whatever way they like, with whatever unit, and not to get bogged down in uninteresting battles if there are any in Army General!
During the tactical battle, the goal is to control all the terrain by capturing the objectives found across a map. If successful, it will force the enemy off the map. Which battle format you will encounter depends on the strategic situation on the campaign map. There are a couple of variations. As you might remember, each battalion will contribute 50 Requisition Points per Phase.
The deployment menu has changed a little bit from the menu seen during a typical Skirmish game. The traditional unit categories reconnaissance, infantry, tanks, etc. As a player, you can choose to fight the battle yourself choosing which units to bring, and which ones the computer will control or you can opt for the computer to resolve the whole battle automatically — the Auto Resolve mechanic.
Again, we wanted to give the player the flexibility and freedom to play and fight the battles they want. We put in a lot of effort to make the Auto Resolve as intuitive and realistic as possible. Depending on this final result, losses will be applied to each side according to the following table:.
To make things even easier, we have also opted for a special semi-Auto Resolve mechanic. This works the same as Auto Resolve, but with the added ability for the player to precisely select, phase by phase, which battalion should be involved in the battle. Air combat on the campaign map works in a slightly different way compared to ground combat between battalions.
It lasts a single phase on the campaign map. The objective of air combat is always to hunt down flying enemy aircraft and force them to return to base. There are two types of air combat. The first one involves airplanes engaging each other, air-to-air combat; the second type is combat between aircraft and anti-aircraft units on the ground, air-to-ground combat. These two types of air combat are always resolved automatically.
The above image gives you an example of an after action report between a German Flak unit and a Soviet bomber squadron. As much as land combat is different from air combat, air units grouped as air squadrons are also treated differently in Army General. What actions they can undertake depends on the type of aircraft a squadron fields. Remember that air squadrons have general combat values, and can be used by any commander in land combat. Reconnaissance planes can perform a reconnaissance mission anywhere on the map.
Interceptors have the interception ability which allows them to stay in place for a full turn and do a combat air patrol. They will intercept any enemy air squadron entering their perimeter. Bombers have the ability to bomb any visible enemy unit. Issuing this order will have the effect of removing all Action Points of the bombed unit if the attacking bombers are successful.
Ground attack aircraft do not have any special abilities, and as such, are used primarily to support your battalions in land combat. Not all of your units will be deployed on the map at the start of the game. Throughout an Army General campaign, additional forces will become available to the player. You can view which units will reinforce you at the top of the screen. It will also indicate when these reinforcements will become available. The number of Reinforcement Points, which increases every turn, can also be viewed at the top of the screen.
Reinforcements come as parent divisions, with subordinate battalions under their control. Once deployed, you will be able to command these battalions on the field. Each division has an entry route and potential landing points.
If a particular point is secure, such as a recently captured train station, the division and its battalions can be deployed on that spot. This means that advancing and capturing these landing points, indicated with small flags, is extremely important for your fresh troops to enter the fight without having to move too long a distance.
Resupply is represented in Army General as the ability to receive ammunition, fuel, and food for the soldiers. The player does not have to deal individually with supply units or depots.
The refueling works as soon as a battalion is in a secure area under your control the lighter part of the campaign map. Once per turn, your units will be refueled and resupplied. A unit will regain Action Points once resupplied. When a unit is unable to receive any resupply, it will suffer penalties which will worsen over time, until finally, it will be routed and will be unable to be moved or take part in further combat. The real-time tactical battles of Steel Division 2 should be familiar to fans of Steel Division: Normandy We have updated or changed many of the underlying game mechanics and features, including the introduction of new units, so be sure to read the following carefully.
In Phase A to C, real-time combat begins, with each new phase allowing for additional units to be placed. While the first phases might see the deployment of lighter units, later phases will see the full gamut of combined forces come into play: the heaviest of tanks, the most advanced airplanes, the most destructive artillery.
The Dynamic Frontline is one of the most powerful visual tools in Steel Division 2. Every time a unit pushes forward, the line moves accordingly; if a unit routs or gets destroyed, the line drops back. The Dynamic Frontline serves as an objective indicator of how much influence a player has, and is tied directly to winning a match. Capture Points are new in Steel Division 2. These strategic objectives are spread out across the map in crucial locations, such as a bridge or a particularly important hill.
If the player, with their units, advances the frontline to cover one of these Capture Points, they will be considered in their possession. Different things happen when a unit starts to become suppressed. In Conquest mode, Eastern Front variant, players will start on opposing sides of the map, their respective deployment areas close to the border.
Transport vehicles will be vital to quickly move troops and take control of the Capture Points scattered across the map. Similar to Eastern Front, the Closer Combat variant of Conquest mode sees players deploy much closer to each other.
With both sides already controlling one-third of the map, the battlefield between the two deployment areas will only be meters wide. Updated from the previous game, Breakthrough mode sees an attacking and defending side.
Players who are on the attack will start on one edge of the map, controlling none of the objectives. Defending players control all of the objectives, and can deploy fixed defensive structures such as bunkers and barbed wire.
In the top left corner of your screen, the deployment menu allows you to deploy your units. It will also show you your Requisition Points and your current income.
In the bottom left corner, the off-map interface allows you to deploy aircraft and manage off-map artillery strikes. In the top right corner, you can see the influence area on the map and the domination gauge.
You also can keep an eye on the unit counters. On the top, you can see the time remaining, not only until the end of the match but also until the end of the phase. Finally, this interface allows you to change the game speed, from bullet time to very fast. In the bottom right corner, you can find the interface for unit controls. It allows you to give orders to your troops, as well as deactivating their weapons. Only if these variables are met or exceeded will the ordered unit fire at an opponent.
An excellent order for ambushes. An aggressive, search and destroy move. An important new unit can be found in Steel Division 2: the Commander. These valuable units provide a powerful boost to close-by troops. You can only bring one Commander unit per phase. Not only that, the new Chain of Command mechanic allows your Commander units to link with Leader units if they are within range meters. Another new unit bringing its own unique mechanic is the radio-equipped Artillerist unit. These special troops will be able to help your artillery pieces to rain more accurate fire on the enemy with the Corrected Shot mechanic.
An Artillerist will have a circular area of effect centered on the unit. Thanks to the radio, any indirect fire artillery piece will shoot with greater accuracy into the Artillerist influence zone. When using Corrected Shot, firing shells into the area will reduce the aiming time, which increases the rate of fire of your artillery piece. An exciting new feature in Steel Division 2 is the introduction of buildable defensive structures in Breakthrough mode.
If you are the defending player in a Breakthrough match, you are now able to place your defensive structures in the deployment phase. Players can paint on the map to draw where they want the barbed wire or trenches to go.
The game will show you if there are any obstacles, such as rivers, hills or forests. The other structures are placed one at a time. The player can also rotate the defensive structures. Defensive structures are like any other unit in your deck: they have their own category, and each unit card brings a certain number of individual structures or deployable length in meters.
Each division will have access to the same structure, but they can only be used in Breakthrough mode by a defending player. New in Steel Division 2 are the objective-based Capture Points. Each map in the closed beta holds 24 of these points. They can be found in all three of the modes. Advancing the frontline to cover one of the Capture Points will bring them into the possession of the player.
The more of these points one side controls, the more it will drain Conquest Points of their opponent. Our games are demanding and can be intimidating the first time you play. By taking the time to learn the basic mechanics, you are making your first steps on the road to Steel Division 2 mastery.
It might take some practice, but becoming the ultimate commander will be extremely rewarding! The Battlegroup is the selection of units you will deploy during the game.
Each Battlegroup is created using our new Deck Builder. You first select a parent Division which will define the unit cards at your disposal, as well as the number of slots in each category.
When building your Battlegroup, you need to think about how you want to deploy your units in each phase. Each category has a number of open slots, which cost Activation Points to use. Each Battlegroup has a total amount of Activation Points, indicated on the top-right of the Deck Builder screen. You can see that the cost rises with each additional unit card. This determines the amount of Requisition Points players will receive per phase. Now you can select how many points you want to have available for each phase, with four templates to choose from.
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