Thanks for the feedback, we hope you will enjoy it :)

Thanks for the comment! I agree and that is one of many great things in this game, i still learn a lot when my frienda post their guides, just being able to know which port enemy ships resides in, ita a gamechanger when portstrikeing

Thank you, first time I’ve heard that we managed to make a family-video :)

Paradox hides stuff everywhere in this game :)

Thanks :)

Thanks for a great topic! :)

Thanks Petter! :)

Many thanks :)

Thata what we are aiming for, a HOI channel competing with Disney+ :)

Happy to be of service!

Thanks for the comment, the modding part was a good idéa. The battle was not entierly fair from the start though, the defensive buffs for Poland was bigger than the offensive buffs for Germany. And the most important thing for me was showing how it works, but i might use that in the future so thanks again! /TheRealBoppus

Im happy you likead it :) Coordination and attack is really key, organization is important, but without good attack going over the enemy’s defence/break, you are just a roadblock //TheRealBoppus

Thanks, its really usefull and I loved making this video since i always work with this in my MP games and it really makes a lot of difference

You want tanks, you always want tanks, tanks go wroom and are more fun :) //TheRealBoppus

Great question and you are totaly right, it goes both ways!

Thanks for the suggestion, we have a outlined script for that but i think it will be released somwehere in Q1 2024. Until then we share savegames from our matches on Patreon, which can give a lot of information about builds and strategies. But we only play on the TFB mod in our games, so its not valid for Vanilla or other mods.

71cloak I wouldn't call it proper information so much as gimmicks that always eventually get coded out by PDX but that's what MP seems to be about unless you run mods like these guys

It’s a great question and to bring the scope down I’ll answer it in the perspective of coordination. With high coordination you want more width in your divisions. Thats because of the chance of your units having the same targets in their targetlist, meaning you can coordinate the attacks on the same enemy unit gaining more 4x damage. From there i can see many scenarios, even with base coordination two 30w divisions will have 6 10w on their targetlist and will start picking one off one at the time with the 35% coordinates damage, while the 10w will just attack at random since they can only target one 30w. But there is a lot of scenarios in between and a lot of different templates which will make different things work

Thanks for the explanation@@hyggegaming

Of course not everyone has forgotten it, but many have and for others it just lives in obscurity since, as you say, its not the easiest mechanic to catch. I hope the video helps with that :)