War in the East 2: Basic Tutorial - Part 2 | The Map Info Tab
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- Опубликовано: 25 мар 2021
- This is a basic tutorial for Gary Grigsby's War in the East 2 developed by 2X3 Games and published by Slitherine/Matrix. It is meant for the beginning player with useful hints and tips for the intermediate to advanced player
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22:10 now that is so cool, great addition and shows the tremendous amount the designers put into detail, simply amazing! Great stuff but I would first tell everyone of the hotkey "A" to unclutter the map.
If you pulled this up just as I posted it you may have a low video quality. RUclips is taking forever to process the HD quality. If you wait a few minutes the 1080p version should be available
Thanks for taking the time to put these videos together. They are an invaluable resource.
Looking forward to the next Tutorial. I am having problems understanding the air war part so please cover that.
Thank you for another great tutorial. I hope you don't forget to make the WiteW tutorial, or just a video on what is different in that game.
This is actually entertaining
Thanks, again very very helpful video.
I have really enjoyed your tutorial for this game and The War in the Pacific.. The Pacific tutorial was and still is very helpful for me. You have been beyond helpful and detailed on both Campaigns and please continue with your excellent work...and I Thank You Sir...!!!
Best tutorial yet. Many thanks.
Bought the game a few days ago and trying to get started. This tutorial is a huge help. Thank you!
Thank you for your great tutorial video series. Nice work!
I never played a game like this...Good vids, very informative, clear, easy to follow, n detailed very helpful with all the bells n whistles...thx..
thx 4 keeping up with these.
Great stuff!. Thank you for your time and effort
This is very helpful. Thanks for doing these videos.
This is more than just a great game, it's an education on the war on the Eastern Front during WWII. Thank you for the great tutorials, they are helping me out a lot.
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Great stuff, thanks for the helpful tutorials
Thanks.
Great tutorial, thank you
great vids :). gained a sub.
Thanks
berlin had tons of air bases as is clear on map within 10 or 20 mi.
You have it the other way around. Soviet rail gauge was *narrower* than German/European rail gauge.
Wrong. The western Europe track gauge was 4 ft 8.5 in. The Russian track gauge was 5 ft. (a little necro on the reply but I couldn't leave this unanswered)
Hi Dojo, having "indicate Axis/Soviet control" on the map, which of course also occurs when you have a unit selected, makes it harder to see details such as rails and roads etc due to the red filter applied to all of it unless of course you're looking on your side of the map.
If I may make a suggestion it would be NOT to have that on UNLESS it's relevant to what you want to show, and even then you can achieve it simply by selecting one of your own units.
Just a thought.
Thanks for doing another tutorial set. I shared your WitE 1 series with a bunch of my friends and they loved it.
I won't be paying top $$ for this release as I think it's too much for what is a reiteration of a game I already substantially have. Sure, there are significant changes and I think they're interesting and likely an improvement in many respects, but even so I think the asking price is excessive. That and the fact they seem NOT to have learned anything about how to write a decent manual, and still haven't addressed certain quality of life things that would have come out had they reoriented themselves in their information presentation philosophy.
A good example is the fact that you STILL can't get the EFFECTIVE entrenchment level of a force you're about to attack shown on the map. Yes, you can call up "manual" fortification, butt that DOESN'T include intrinsic terrain based effective fortification levels.
How easy would it have been to make that "entrenchment" thing show what it does now, but ALSO have the option of showing that PLUS the effective total number including terrain bonuses? I'd suggest it would be ridiculously easy. Yet apparently not one person thought to suggest it, sticking with the "of course everyone memorises every possible terrain type and their effects on combat just like we who've spent several YEARS working on this project have".
Another is the fact that if you choose to use the "relocation" move option on an HQ, which has the same effect as though an enemy combat unit moves up to an HQ and forces it to displace, NOWHERE in the description of that does it include the fact that it AUTOMATICALLY gives a significant chance of killing the general in command of that HQ. For THAT you have to read "Leaders: Death of a Leader" in an entirely different chapter. How daft is that?
"If you select this, the following will happen, including.......".
Click the button.
"Gen Soandso has been killed".
"WTF??".
"We didn't bother to tell you about THAT; you're expected to remember it from a chapter that appears later in the manual, that you won't have read when you read this section, and is not referred to anywhere in the explanation of this movement option (although it DOES point to the automatic displacement later in the manual)."
That's some brilliant, player-centred design right there, LOL.
Hope they never design bomb disposal processes and training materials else I'd expect something like that funny scene in M*A*S*H.
They needed someone there saying "PUT THE AVERAGE PLAYER'S NEEDS FIRST AND FOREMOST in your design philosophy such that it influences EVERYTHING you do, from the UI to the manual and the options. EVERYTHING."
Would not have been difficult yet could have made the game MUCH more accessible and thus less intimidating. Yet they didn't. That's a shame.
Cheers
Great tutorial though your pronunciation of German and Russian names is schrecklich, like Stettin and Pskov. Also weather in Europe generally moves east to west, so that low front you highlighted located over Norway is unlikely to affect operations in Russia, as it moves west into the North Sea.