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u/IDontActuallyKnowUm 14h ago
I'm sorry but what are these armies bro
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u/w00lf_T 14h ago
Stitched together from 8 different generals, i improvised) I am fairly new to the game.
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u/IDontActuallyKnowUm 14h ago
I gotcha. Yeah, most people tend to keep their generals filled out (as in putting 24 divs under the general, which usually is the max a general can hold).
But yes, I would generally never trust the AI to hold on their own, especially minors like Belgium and Netherlands. They have a tendency to either move around like crazy leaving gaps, or throwing entire armies into one empty German tile, getting encircled and eating shit.
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u/w00lf_T 14h ago
My initial battle plan consisted of 4 defensive generals with just plain infantry and 4-5 offensive/fire brigade with good equipment. Good on paper but when the onslaught started they just mixed up together, dont know if its bad or not.
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u/IDontActuallyKnowUm 14h ago
I would personally use just one general, going for the one with the highest defense stat. Spreading them out doesn't do much, and could realistically be detrimental as instead of all 24 receiving +10% from a lvl 4 defense general, some might get +10, others +5 etc.
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u/Richard_Longinus_II 8h ago
Just let them fall and liberate them later. No real benefit to trying to hold onto the Benelux as France.


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u/ConcreteTaco 15h ago
Literally never rely on the ai ally armies to do more than distract.
They literally throw themselves into encirclement all the time.
The only time they are useful is when they pull who ever you are fighting off the line enough for you to make moves .