desirableroasted |
10-17-13 07:54 PM |
I play D.I.D. and have only lasted into late 43 -- though that probably 30 times...
I have started "careers" in 44 and 45 just to try it... that is some pretty harrowing stuff!
It does make you speculate about how the game works out for you. If you constantly start new careers, which most of us do, we are hyper-experienced in 1939-41. When we issue forth in September 1939, we have dozens, hundreds of patrols behind us and have seen just about anything. It is no wonder we bring home 200K tons before Christmas 1939.
But when I start hitting that wall in 1943, I start wondering how the game seems to suddenly become many, many times smarter. As if the British and Americans were suddenly blessed with perfect intelligence and never-fail systems and my experience as a careful player over hundreds of patrols counts for very little.
I am not really complaining, because I love the game. But the Allies do go from zero to 100 in 1943.
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