WARNO: Army General - Fulda Gap campaign; NATO side Part 3- ELITE, No losses challenge 

Can you imagine just how revered the 11th ACR would be with these casualty rates, there would be movies made and books written about them for decades.

I really enjoy seeing such clean gameplay. I sometimes get triggered into playing games when watching someone making tons of mistakes and knowing I can do it better. No such risk here :)

dude I am watching your editing skills develop and develop and you are learning so damn fast. Keep it up, if you continue at the rate you are with your content quality I can see you getting 100k subs by the end of 2024

It was terrible to see the damage NATO inflicted on the Red Army within a day of fighting. With my simple estimates, the Red Army probably lost from at least 3,000 to a maximum of 10,000 soldiers and countless military equipment. Just for ONE DAY. While NATO's losses were... a few tanks were slightly damaged by bullets and less than 80 soldiers were injured or killed.

Loved the intro

The intros just keep getting better! 🔥🔥🔥

Like and good video.👍👍 Great job dude.

Loving the videos, especially how your editing style is improving rapidly. I have a suggestion though. Because there's no voice over, I would really appreciate if you could add some text occasionally to explain your thinking, especially on the strategic map.

Nice!

What defending in Hearts Of Iron 4 feels like.

Keep em coming🙏🏽

lets go!!!

love the intro. but i must say i am sad to wait two week again.

Hell yeah

Cool intro

I'm really enjoying these videos, love seeing the very active artillery use. One thing I'm curious about, since you're doing no losses challenge anyway, is there a reason to not use your leader units a lot more mixed in with your combat units to up their veterancy? e: for example switching out one of the regular tanks with a command tank in each group. Even your artillery can be boosted like this by just having a M577 or something following them around.

My division was tasked to hold the fulda in case of war all expectations was 10 hours tops then what remained to pull back.

Its kinda surprising that we haven't seen a single T-72 yet. We have seen every generation of Soviet MBT except for that one and the T-64. I don't expect to see T-64s though.

What is your process for developing tactical positioning? I can see you incorporate combined arms theory excellently but does it boil down to you brute-force trying each level until you find the right tactic? Great content!

Good episode. Now waiting for the Pact video

Hey there, great videos man, been binge watching most of your WARNO playlists so far, there's a lot to learn from. One thing has been bugging my mind tho, while trying to replicate your strategy. How do you predict the AI movements so well, that you can time your arty shots almost perfectly?

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