Marine Invasion! Wargame: Red Dragon Gameplay #69 (Strait to the Point, 10v10) 

Wish I knew how to play This game. 50+ hours and have 10% of a idea what I am doing.

Please take this as constructive criticism, but that was hands down some of the poorest naval play I've seen. 1) Sending that kongo straight into the jaws of ASM doom was just about excusable as an unfortunate oversight, but also really, really predictable. 2) Repeatedly spending agonisingly slow minutes endlessly moving the whole massive La Fayette armada from one useless end of the flank to the other useless end completely alleviated the enormous potential pressure your fleet could have been putting Oscar under, letting them use the zone as a quick line of reinforcement when it should have been a gauntlet of death for anything foolish enough to try and get through. That made life difficult for your allies in November, because they had to face a constant stream of fresh enemy reinforcements coming right out from under their noses (Oscar) instead of either a 3/4 dead reinforcement thread or having the enemy forced to hack across the entire map. 3) Papa was completely ignored, you could have deployed a LAV or other amphibious CV and brought in more points. Furthermore, it would have been a much better place to place ships on standby. 4) Right at the beginning, when your ally capped Oscar, you should have brought in ships from the enemy's side, instead of continuing to reinforce from your own side (and forcing you to travel the entire ocean flank). Obviously though, you'd called most things out by then- better communication could have really caused a thorn in enemy's side! 5) Terrible use of planes, your ASM planes were ineffective and didn't do their job of keeping helos off your ass. 6) Speaking of helos, your whole fleet was taken out by them, when they shouldn't have been able to get anywhere near you. Letting your entire fleet get wasted and subsequently surrendering the flank to the tarantuls. That last part was particularly hard to watch. It was so obvious to see it coming. 7) The early Sovreminniy could have been taken out just as easily like 15 minutes earlier than it was, instead you wasted time shuffling ships around. 8) No direct support for your allies in November. even a single La Fayette can turn the tide of a land battle, 6 of them are guaranteed to cause widespread death and destruction that would have allowed your allies to do what they wanted in November. 9) You kept trying to move your La Fayettes into coastal water where they can't go.

I love the game like this. 10 vs. 10 in air, land and sea battles

I wish they would make a red dragon remake just with the game elements of steel division 2 (the gameplay is so much better then the sector cap stuff). Steel divison 2 is great but i kinda miss helicopters and modern tanks etc.

Your naval efforts would probably have been more effective if you had stuck to supporting your team mates' land operations in and near November.

I remember this map as I arty the coast and brought a dozen fully loaded pumas that made an aerial bridge just to keep the lafayette and a full infantry invasion filled with ammo and an ally made another bridge of man kati too to keep me filled and running... What a game that was... Many died for this plot of land, actually at the end there was 2 commando marine and 3 legion squads with absolutely no reinforcement left in the infantry tab

loving the wargame vids. great to have you back

really liked this one. Felt like a good hard one fight

I subscribed because this is pretty good but you're also so close to 30,000 subs. Good luck!

Supercobras no longer have sidewinder aa missiles, they have sidearm sead missiles. They only target sead aa weapons.

I don't think restricting the use of your FOB is selfish, certainly not in 10v10s. There's enough arty spammers out there perfectly happy to drain every FOB out there in order to keep their "entertaining" point-and-click expensive arty spam going on for as long as possible, while players who're actually trying to play the game have to deal with the shenanigans of having troops in the front that can't be properly resupplied because their own FOB has been dried up by those lowlifes. I already did it sometimes in AB, but in RD with the (imo, wrongly done by Eugen) increased arty effectiveness, one fo the first things I learned was DEMANDED to be done in every 10v10 I took part on was, at the beginning of the game, to set my FOB to "off", only turning it on when I needed it to resupply my own units. Because if I don't I'm going to find myself out of FOB supplies halfway through the game even while I might have not even used 10% of it for my own needs. So to avoid having to deal with supply thefts, my FOB supplies are off the second the game starts. If someone else needs my supplies at some point he only has to ask me in chat to please share them . I'll do a quick scan to see what he wants those supplies for (meaning: needing them to play the game, not to keep the lame artyspamfest going on for a couple arty volleys more, of course) and if he wants them for anything but artyspam, I'll switch the FOB on for him to resupply as much as he wants, to then shut it off again to prevent someone else indulging in their own desires to commit artyspammer theft. If whoever's asking just wants to keep his fleet of rocket arty BS lobbers going on for another volley, my FOB is going to stay shut. Endstory. My number one rule is clear: if you're going to bring in a deck full of expensive-supply-starving arty to play the god of indirect fire, you better bring your own damned FOBs to sustain the spam. Because I for sure I'm not going to run out of supplies because someone else wants to spam arty. First because I loathe arty spams, and second because I'm not going to run out of supply when I need it to properly play frontline units the way the game is supposed to be played just because someone else has used it up for said arty spam. Your take on it is that it is "impolite" to switch off FOBs. In my experience is all the opposite, what's impolite is to run dry other player's FOBs without them even noticing someone is pretty much outright stealing them for spamming long range BS across the map. Well, that's not going to happen with my supplies, that's for damn sure. This video is a good instance of why my policy is what it is, BTW. you were trying to push with your troops in the middle of the map; then you needed to resupply your supply choppers to keep things going, and suddenly you found out that your FOB had been drained dry. Who do you think drained it?. Guess it: the artyhog spamfest lovers. Next time you find someone with a FOB turned off ask them in chat politely to switch them on for you for a minute. As soon as they realize you need those supplies for some legit reasons and not to keep your fleet of ATACAMS and Paladins operational for a couple more shots, 99% of players will gladly let you take their supplies to keep your forces operational.

Why did they start making redfor/bluefor "equivalents"? The unique units in each nation are what made certain ones worthwhile.

Hi, great video! Is Wargame: European Escalation the first game of Wargame series?

I didn't know 10v10 was a thing. Cool

Everyone: [Pvt] Player named "Korea": [2dLt] What does it mean?

How come you and take Papa at the start? Shame about the Kongo being taken out.

when your doing bluefor naval, pohangs lafayas and kongo are the way to go

Oooo... Marines... aka... Navy foot soldiers. :-)

does anti radar target anti ship missiles (the asm uses radar to lock their targets)

After 15 mind and papa not cap I stop watching.

When i play a 10v10 i always get a performance error.

You should try the 10v10 low point tactical games instead. Much less spammy

Is this game still worth getting, or is there a sequel? I've started playing RTS, and I really like the looks of this game.

Super Hornets!

"Today ill be using a Marine deck" Has Delta Force in the deck.

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57:40 You're surprised that an Air-Ground Missile can't target helicopters?

Vulkan, as far as I can see, you are a pro on this game. I'd like to ask you a noobie question. Why do the Anti Radar planes sometimes just can see the AA vehicles? I mean playing with a Mig25 Anti Radar I wasnt able to shot Patriots and Rolands, as they were in range and they were shooting me already. Is there any trick to make your AA vehicles invisible? for example turning their weapons off or something? Thanks in advance.

Vulcan please stick with doing live battles

10 V 10's are not my cup of tea, the spam is real.

Big fan here, but here is some constructive criticism. Also, sorry in advance if I offend you or anything like that. Your naval play was really, really bad, especially in the initial parts of the match. Besides ships, every naval play needs coordination among the players who are playing with the navy and players with very good asf's and aswp's. You should have contacted your teammates for aircraft to counter the opponents'. Besides that, you should have had marines land in November with the support of heli's and ships in the initial stages. Those tanks were getting destroyed and their infantry's right flank was exposed. They were literally ready to die. Finally, if you are going to use ships as support assets rather than invasive assets to fight against land assets, use smaller ships.

The game was stacked and the reds were noobs. They did not have enough equipment to counter the simplest of ships. Good play. You were near the top points for most of game. Some advice to lower losses. Don't waste time cancelling units when you see Oscar capped. 1-2 La Fayett or Hatsuy would probably held Oscar. Would of wasted a unit or 2 from not canceling but its not as big of a deal as losing that window. Don't send Kongo in alone. I saw that you may have been trying to get kongo in there fast but its too easy to overwhelm a single unit. Spawn 1-2 chams first before spawning kongo will give it awesome protection. Or even a sneaky La Fayett first. Should make room for Strb90. Its an excellent scout. 1 navy card gets you like 6 and they see far into land. Moves fast, kills tanks and everything for 70 points. 1-2 are a lot better than 10 55 point cobra and 25 point lav scouts. They are also excellent against asm trucks trying to sneak up on you. Keep them near La Fayetts and noobs will sometimes send 150 point asm planes against it. Quite often they will send You haven't quite figured out when and where the enemy can see your ships. I recommend using Chams more until you get more of a sense of what the enemy sees. The inf in LVTP were a waste. They are made to cross rivers, not oceans. Use heli inf or the get 1 navy landing unit with about 8 total landing craft. 8 units will not over run a point but it can create chaos if inf is placed in the right place at the right time. Also landing craft is reuseable. You can load them up with 8 units from your inf deck and land again and again. Always be ready to move your La Fayetts towards the enemy units and hide behind island when your not. Example at 21:40 you were trying to rearm, thinking the distance would help you. It didn't and you were ambushed by enemy asm trucks. You ships should have right away moved towards the trucks to hit them with the 4000m range cannons. It still worked out that time because of an allies heli. There's also ways to get a better logistic line to your ships. Using 1 LCU is ok for rearming but can't repair. There are other ways to quickly rearm/repair and having them all in fighting condition. Let you figure it out. sum it up, invest in better recon to lower loses. You'll also save those points for better supply line

Good vid, but I realy dont know why the developers make so tiny figuers on a lange scale. Its not what I Like. The multy player like Company of Heroes (2) is my thing . I can play that game for days. Developers ....Give me coh 3 pacific pls.

Don't get it on App Store it suck trust me get it on steam