Wargame: Red Dragon Campaign - Second Korean War (1992) #8

Wargame: Red Dragon Campaign - Second Korean War (1992) #8
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[@teoteous]

One steam purchase I never regretted despite having never played this kind of game nor any type of Wargame game. Felt like learning how to swim for the first time by jumping into the deep end of the swimming pool in the middle of the night by myself. Still have a hard time if I am doing things right or wrong whether it is in the short term or the long term. Not to mention how broken a campaign can be sometimes against the player.... Still, this game IS fun.

[@forever_gettin_it6286]

The next video is gonna be so f*ucking amazing I can't wait

[@VulcanHDGaming]

Love the passion!

[@timscott124]

that chuncheon battle was disgusting. absolute filth. lol. i loved it.

[@kieranwalsh2058]

What he did immediately after was just 👌

[@folou9199]

“You have no command! I suggest you surrender!”

[@Schmidty1]

14:30 GGEZ

[@1992tallguy]

Great job Vulcan. Bring in those Super Etentards to help you take out those Chinese ships. Also, bring in a Japanese airborne resupply company.

[@GamesCooky]

Interesting campaign scenario.

[@Schmidty1]

Well, that was just stupid losing those la fayettes like that. You need to support them with Po hangs. And u seem to think a ships CIWS is the only thing that matters for stopping ASM's. Its not, ships have missiles that shoot down ASM's as well. For example, the la Fayette has the crotale knr but only 24 of them. If you actually *supported* the ships with po hangs you would not have lost anything...

[@VulcanHDGaming]

Hindsight 20/20 ;)

[@Schmidty1]

VulcanHDGaming true

[@sovietunion6598]

Isn’t the su-100 from ww2 why have they still got it in 1992

[@xSRGman]

because they're poor so they keep old stuff, i'm pretty sure the north koreans still have it (that is actually the reason i'm not even taking the piss)

[@McFinn3]

@@xSRGman They still use mig-15's as jet trainers, too.

[@meh8817]

North Korea still operates about 100 of the Su-100, basically, they're being used by north Korean forces which mostly rely on Chinese and Russian stockpiles.

[@angelavila8722]

Is it better to call arty on a units name box or to fire position??

[@VikingHaag]

Fire position.

[@Schmidty1]

Dareiyon Avila fire position because they will still fire if they lose line of sight. However, if your using something like a nighthawk that has laser guided bombs that tracks the target. Do not fire position and just click instead because it will be more accurate.

[@Nostr00]

Why this SR-71 had mountians in background. but not like these in Korea. Rather one in Russia

[@WoobooRidesAgain]

It looks like they placed a stock image of an SR-71 over an image of some mountains to give it an impression of altitude. I'm not sure, but it looks like there is a desert just behind those mountains, but beyond that I have no idea where that picture was taken.

[@loganwyatt1285]

@@WoobooRidesAgain It was taken over the Sierra Nevada's in Cali, has that picture on it's wikipedia page.

[@meh1497]

Po-Hang?

[@angelavila8722]

First....