Gary Grigsby's War In The East - Let's Play / Tutorial - Road to Minsk - Episode 1 Gameplay
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- Gary Grigsby's War In The East - Let's Play / Tutorial - Road to Minsk. Gary Grigsby's War In The East is a true grand strategy wargame. Gary Grigsby's War In The East spans the entirety of the Eastern Front from 1941 all the way till 1945 and perhaps future from Leningrad to Staingrad. This video series is mean't to be a breif introduction to the game. Be sure to like and subscribe for more content similar to this one
About Gary Grigsby's War In The East :
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War on an Epic scale from Moscow to Berlin - this is War in the East!
Gary Grigsby’s War in the East: The German-Soviet War 1941-1945is the spiritual heir to the great Eastern Front board and computer wargames of the past; a turn-based World War II strategy game down to the division and brigade level, stretching across the entire Eastern Front at a 10 mile per hex scale. Gamers can engage in massive, dramatic campaigns, including intense battles involving thousands of units with realistic and historical terrain, weather, orders of battle, logistics and combat results. As with all the award-winning titles made by the 2by3 Games team, factors such as supply, fatigue, experience, morale and the skill of your divisional, corps and army leaders all play an important part in determining the results at the front line. Gary Grigsby’s War in the East comes with 4 massive campaigns as well as many smaller scenarios all with different strategic and operational challenges.
Gary Grigsby’s War in the East represents a truly epic representation of the Second World War on the Eastern Front and is unparalleled in its scale, detail, and ambition!
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The scale of this game is staggering, I applaud you for even trying to take on teaching others to play it : ) I loaded up a scenario then closed it right away when I saw how many units I was expected to command on turn 1. Really seems like an amazing game, a work of art. Maybe some day when I'm retired I'll learn to play it lol
I know it might seem like an insult hopefully not, but have you tried Paradox: Hearts of Iron 4. I kinda love that game myself for its much smoother gameplay, easier to lead armies and more intiutive than these bigger wargames. I like these turnbased games aswell but they can get overwhelming quickly as you say. I never feel that way with Paradox games. I think has a lot to do with how good they have become with UI, streamlining obnoxious features and such and still retain a learning curve albeit not as huge as War in the East and West and a little less detailed.
I'll start learning this game when I'm retired..
Just bought this game after years of wanting it. Looking forward to explorer this steep learning curve.
Like 15-20 years ago i would play this game from dusk till dawn, amoung few others. Now it's youtube/window-shooping i guess:) Or i buy it and see it mostly as icon on desktop, which i never have time to open.:( Nice series btw.
this game has been on my wish list for some time and given the mechanics, Thank God the AI handles so much!
ah...for a few minutes I was watching the video on mute ( unaware it was on mute) and I was like... " damn this is boring" haha. Sounds makes it better, yes.
This game plus the RPG elements of the Decisive Campaigns series would be unbeatable.
Thank god for this, been searching for a good tutorial to WitE forever. Keep up the good work
Came, saw, leave intimidated ...
Just saw this title on sale (40 bugs that is, normal price close to 80) ... Having learned how to play HoI games, and some Japanese strategic games (any of which they were not too bad in terms of difficulty and learning curves), this one seemed interesting. In comparison this titles learning curve seems more a Mt. Fuji, like it would take months just so one could become able to grasp the basic mechanics and many more months to become able to actually play it. So, maybe, some day, just not now.
You are to be admired to show how to play it, even though you say that you haven't managed to really dig deep into it when you started. It was very interesting to watch, so, thank you for having created this video series.
greatest game of all time , started playing his games when 5.25 disk/3.25 were thing
I love the game...and i LOVE your voice..you should be on radio n' stuff!
So regarding the ability to attach/detach support units onto existing divisions/brigades, etc... to it sounds like you're essentially able to create ad-hoc Kampfgruppen that Rommel popularized during his North African campaign...
That is correct
Very well done, I'm going to get this game now!!
Excellent tutorial, well done explain what's going on, and how to use everything.
I love your vids I did not kown who you were until I wachted a live stream a he was playing wargame red dragon then I searched it up then I found your channel and fell in love with wargame red dragon and cheacked out your channel and learnd to love your vids oh and welcome back
Actually winter wasn't even the worst in Russia for military operations. Spring was.
Tell that to the poor freezing soldiers. But agreed, spring mud.
@@mr.fantastic7756 Winter did kill a lot of soldiers true, but from a tactical and strategic point, Spring was far worse due to the 'Rasputitsa'
Great job, awesome game, highly recommended. I bought all titles War in the East, War in the East 2, War in the West, and Operation Torch all amazing. I have included some info that may help your viewers a bit. (These numbers are just approximated and titles vary depending on war and country and year
I= Company approx 80-250 men (Lt or Capt)-2-8 platoons or equivalent
II= Battalion 300-1,000 men- (Maj or Lt Colonel - 2-6 sub-units (companies or equivalent)
III =Regiment =1,000-3,000 men (Colonel) 2+ battalions or equivalent
X = Brigade 3,000-5,000 men (Brigadier Gen or Maj General) 2+ regiments or groups, or
3-8 battalions or equivalent
XX =Division 6,000-25,000 men (Major general or Lt General ) 2-4 brigades or regiments
XXX = Corps 20,000-50,000 men (Lt General or General) 2+ divisions
XXXX=Army-100,000-200,000 men (General) 2-4 corps
XXXXX=Army group or front 400,000-1,000,000 men (General or field Marshal) 2+ armies
XXXXXX- Combat Command or Theatre (Field Marshal or Commanding General) 4+ army groups
hope this helps out abit with the game keep up the great work pewpewchewchew
I really enjoyed this tutorial. Very informative. At the risk of sounding like a douche.
III= regiment
X=Brigade
Omg! He is back!
I love games like these... I am pretty sure you do too! So, I recommend getting some of John Stiller(Software) Games. I think the best are Modern Capmaigns, Panzer Campaigns and the Naval ones. But, they are all great.
I can see Hearts of Iron III fanatics going for this as they've sort of had the primer and despite the price of, let's be honest, the abysmal Hoi4 (and the fact that its inevitable 40 to 50 DLCs will be more expensive in the longer run). Thanks for uploading this excellent tutorial, PPCC.
Abysmal? I thought HoI4 was better than HoI3 other than the diplomacy/economy
PPCC -- Just reading about a somewhat "notorious" and "game-breaking" 'supply bug' for the Soviets. Has this been fixed thus far?
@Christian Griffith. Abysmal it was, and is (HoI4) The Gods decreed it and lo! they were displeased.
Hey just want to say hearts of iron 4 has its issues but it very interesting
@@user-ec1bd6is1r HOI4 is good this dude just wants to be a contrarian
@@yaboi-rx4eq HOI4 was an over simplified mess. Previous entries in the series had so much more depth and control.
Great Video taught me alot.
It is on sale now !
Great u picked up this game! Im looking forward to the series! :)
What was the name of the recording/drawing software you used to make this video. I listened numerous times but couldnt quite catch it. Thanks.
I feel dumb now. Thanks.
Would you be interested in playing War in the Pacific? Would love to watch you play that.
uhhhhhh x1000
21:53
lol just teasing, great video
Looking forward to War in the West and War in the Pacific. Oh yeah!!!
Does the guy who developed the game have military experience? This looks amazing!
I think he's just a massive military history buff. He's developed many hardcore military strategy titled too so has lots of experience.
Great game and great commentary!
I had to start my entire East Front game over. I made so many tactical mistakes I went back to the drawing board. Also just started War in the West
If you would play a campaign I would love to see it
WHAT A HEADACHE. HURTING MY HEAD.
You gotta pause the combat screens :)
Welcome back from the Hollidays ;)
and that said.... thats said... :)
I'm enjoying getting to grips with this so far. just wish I were able to change a couple of things - The Roman numerals & the NATO symbols, I so much would prefer the tanks, and infantry/planes instead.
I think most that play these prefer the NATO symbols.
Anyone know what computer I could get to play this on? Will I need an old PC?
I’m new to this type of gaming. Can anyone suggest a link which will show and tell me the counter symbols?
I really wanted to try it, so i bought it on steam. but there's no start button on the menu. so i've never been able to play it. craziness.
breathe in with your nose!!! Thanks for the video.
My main problem with this scenario is that I do not know what its objective is. I have won it as the USSR, no problem, but winning it as the Axis is a problem, I do not know what I'm supposed to be aiming at. Last time I played this as Axis I destroyed practically all the Red Air Force on the ground, swept a huge wall of German infantry deep into the USSR, destroying 15 Soviet ground units, to none of mine lost, and put a large armoured force of panzer divisions and motorised infantry into Minsk. I was then told it was a "Major Soviet Victory". The scenario description in this case does not actually tell you what your objective is.
You have to take Minsk, Vitebsk and mogilev, and maybe brest-litovsk
Kaunaus too
Any reason the counters are so hideous? Why doesn't the map extend to Murmansk and the Transcaucasian region? Did the paper cost too much?
@Bradley Skene 1) It is literally the Road to Minsk scenario. There are maps that cover the full Eastern Front
How to do the ploting and draw? thks
It’s fair to say this game ridiculously expensive but some time they have discount and you can buy it for 30 $ as I did and it full of content not this paradox dlc bullshit that will be cost you more than a hundred dollars in the end.
11:42 to skip to combat.
Looks nice and i want it but it cost73 euro`s it´s stupid
+Martin Brückner Think its cause of the sheer depth of the game but agree its steep just by the age of the game. :-/
Turkish friend of mine said its 27 euros in his country.
I'm from Turkey and It was on sale. I bought it yesterday for just 15 euros.
I bought it for 22€
I have it for 88,69 Canadian dollars...I would like to play this but, seing the cost I might pass eccept if there a sale.
Play the grand campaign as the Russians!
maybe the gameplay is good but its art hurt the eye, not appealing at all, look like an accountant software.
I really want to play this game but it's $80 USD. :(
Trust me, if you are serious about authenticity and complexity in war games, this is what you have been looking for. The price can seem prohibitively expensive but I assure you, If you are prepared to put in the work to learn how to play the game there are potentially hundreds of hours of gameplay here. One person I've talked to has played for 150 hours and still isn't even halfway through the main campaign, and scrolling through reviews on steam I regularly encounter people who have 500+ hours logged.
Bob Sponge wait til it goes on sale and just keep it on your wishlist. i got it for $40
/vst/
73,99€ on steam ... wtf ?
Imagine trying to program this game, it makes sense to cost that much. Also small company
70 dollars! I wary to buy john tiller games for 40$...
Lol, hearts of iron???
+zztom97 Nah Hearts of iron on steroids!
+MuppetLord1 Rather like HoI on hexagons. The scale and depth seem to be amazing, my only problem with it being that it is turn based. That is gonna put a lot of people off.
Turn based? Okay, I was interested but thats a big turn off.
+Mr.Cows Doubt it. There's no actual difference on the Grand Strategy scale.
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Great great great WARGAME!!, I appreciate your iniciative!, I'm starting with it since december 2014 and I have a lot for learn, it's a huge strategy game
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Hulla Dek last
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6 minutes in and he's still waffling on!!! Get ON with it, FFS!
edit: 12 minutes of this review has put me off the game. I'll stick with Blitzkrieg.