Wargame: Red Dragon Campaign - Second Korean War (1992) #3

[@teoteous]

I had to learn how to play this game like how one learns how to swim by jumping into a flowing river. I am still having a hard time if I doing something wrong or doing something right. Watching videos like this does help but...

[@1992tallguy]

Great job using those F-18's Vulcan. One of the units that you should bring in is that air supply company. Also, use the French and British to attack the Chinese on Qingdao island. Deploy those K1's against the T-90's.

[@MrMonolythe]

nice play with the airplanes, never succeded this battle against those T-72s

[@sovietPlays]

Anyone else notice this game use's the first image on the wiki article of the SR-71 Blackbird at 25:19 ?

[@michelmonier8489]

Lol, more like those missiles dodged the T72s, btw micro management at its finest. Hats off.

[@ricardonegron3209]

Damn what an epic cliff hanger

[@Trev0Rear]

, I'm sorry, Ban-Tank what know?

[@kasrkin519]

Shouldn't ROK have lots more K1's? They went into mass production in 1985...

[@ColinoDeani]

wow well played.

[@vietnamabc2290]

M48s: still using since the previous war, well it's better than using the M36 I suppose.

[@echomjp]

Watching infantry micro in this game is always painful to see. The way that units can just teleport in and out of buildings at a whim is ludicrous, yet it seems to be "as intended" for some reason? I don't see why it would have been difficult to simply have a few second timer necessary to occupy/vacate buildings, to prevent teleportation, but I guess that's too much to ask. Sure, that would make infantry weaker, but balancing things through requiring infantry teleportation micromanagement isn't what I consider to be the ideal solution. The fact you're fighting against the AI does change things a bit, as well. I can just imagine the vehicle commanders being shot at by infantry on the roads going through areas with buildings. Tank Gunner: "Sir, we're taking fire!" Tank Commander: "Well, return fire!" Tank Gunner: "Sir, I can't! The unit that fired suddenly disappeared into thin air - there's nothing to fire at!" Tank Commander: "What do you mean 'disappeared'? They're in that building, obviously!" *Suddenly, another rocket comes from the same buildings in question, from the exact same place the units just teleported away from. The tank explodes, its fate decided.* Gripes with that aside, entertaining as always to watch. You've been making a mockery out of this AI.

[@ShredderJR]

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