What Makes Great Players Great? - G40 Strategy (P2)

[@christopherwilson2606]

The Sneaky Carl! O yes, great example of know the rule book. GHG has a great video on this everyone should check out.

[@nedfonseca79]

Hello!! First of all, thank you for your videos and materials you have been showing and teaching us how to be a better player. I would like to ask you a question. It's about the anniversary academy edition map you created. If you could answer I would appreciate it. Do you think it's possible to play on that board (the 1941 Academy Edition one) using the 1941 Setup from the AAA Edition? I mean, do you think that those new territories and seazones would make the game balanced, and save the problem of the 1941 setup? Thanks in advance!

[@frederikvoets5298]

Do you have a link to Detroits Channel or gargantuas video's?

[@JD-fo3bx]

Really like your content and I'm wondering are you still going to be making new content?

[@SuperLillo25]

Hi. Lovely channel congratulations. Just a quick question. Me and my friends looking for the 1940 global. Where did you bought it?? It’s difficult to find them. My best regards

[@enderman103]

Local fame stores that carry strategy games tend to have them, if not both than at least one version of the game (Europe or Pacific). If you can't find them there, Amazon and EBay sell them online!

[@alphaomegacomics3550]

There’s a huge difference between speed chess and world ranked chess. A world ranked chess game can take many hours. Often, a game will be suspended and continued the following morning. This is because after opening moves, gambits or “scripts” must adapt to the opponent. This is of course assuming both players are of a higher caliber. Mid-game turns often take a long time to perform. This is because players are looking ahead 4,5, 6 or more moves.

[@yances888]

If I don’t want my enemy to attack, for instance, my Japanese fleet. There’s times when I’ll lose a lot of equipment even though I’m likely to win. I’ll count the potential battle out loud as a way of letting them know they’ve got bad odds. Works every time. 😂

[@nolimit7959]

Don't use Battle calcs myself, however I do use a basic calculator to add up the Hit points between both the Defender/Attacker and decide afterwards accordingly- if anyone has an issue with my method then I'll just add it up with paper & pen although it'll be slower to calculate, me thinks using a Battle calc is for Wimps anyway even though I wouldn't refuse my opponent from using them!!!

[@HamboneHQ]

Play fast. Good points comparing between playing slow and fast.

[@joejoe3185]

YG good to see you. I haven't seen A&A online game. Where do I need to look? God Bless!

[@jdblay66777]

Check out general hand grenades channel’s cliffside bunker games

[@joejoe3185]

@@jdblay66777 I have watched GHG for years now.

[@enderman103]

The application ised to play A&A onlinr is called TripleA. You'll need to download it on your computer 😉

[@gregorybrown2635]

Never play on line, it always seems that if you get an advantage on someone they will just quit if you are to far ahead . Thats why l love playing on card board, you can look your opponents in th he eye and ask why you did that or what did l do wrong. You can learn from good moves as well as bad moves. As far as calculating for some its just a second nature snd I'm jealous of them.

[@marktheshark1968]

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