Thank you! Such a great guide! I couldn't handle DasTactict's stream of consciousness ramblings! Drove me crazy! Thank you for the concise and focused guide!
Thanks so much for this! I am not sure if this is outdated, I am wrong, or I misunderstood, but when you talk about getting supplies off trains, I think that trains can offload from any hex that has track, as long as at the start + end there is a rail head/station? From the manual: A Railhead is just a place where trains can turn around and receive some minor servicing. Any Hex with Rail Points is a place where the train can stop and offload. Or in other words: you do not need a Station to offload your trains. You need two Stations (or one Station and one Railhead) for Rail Points to be applied on the Rail Hexes between them. Therefore, if you had troops on your map somewhere close to the middle of the line (not close to either station) I think you would be able to supply them as the train can stop on any hex?
What do the numbers in the pink or grey boxes (preview points) or (current points) mean or what do they do? at 2:44, Halkan has 7xx preview points, and the 3 assets to the east have boxes that each have about 100. 1 hex southeast of Halkan logistic points drops to 306. Next hex is 153 as are the ones north and south of it. All 3 hexes have pink boxes with ~100. What is going on?
It essentially makes a rail line through the air to the nomitated hex which can be used *next turn* for units/supplies. I'm gonna do another video about advanced logistics and air bridges soon.
Thanks, very helpful. Just picked up the game and am trying to sink my teeth into it.
Thank you! Such a great guide! I couldn't handle DasTactict's stream of consciousness ramblings! Drove me crazy! Thank you for the concise and focused guide!
LOL, couldn't agree more, Das has a very round about way of getting to the point. So much so that you may miss the point ha ha.
The curtain is drawn back another small amount on this game. =)
I've watched three tutorials already but that one is the most comprehensive one. Good work. Appreciate it
Great tutorial, clear and concise. I'm about 50 hours into the game so I'm familiar with this level of logistics, but it's still well explained.
Thanks so much for this! I am not sure if this is outdated, I am wrong, or I misunderstood, but when you talk about getting supplies off trains, I think that trains can offload from any hex that has track, as long as at the start + end there is a rail head/station? From the manual:
A Railhead is just a place where trains can turn around and receive some
minor servicing.
Any Hex with Rail Points is a place where the train can stop and offload. Or
in other words: you do not need a Station to offload your trains. You need
two Stations (or one Station and one Railhead) for Rail Points to be applied
on the Rail Hexes between them.
Therefore, if you had troops on your map somewhere close to the middle of the line (not close to either station) I think you would be able to supply them as the train can stop on any hex?
finally someone who knows what´s up. thank you for sharing. best video on this out there.
Really well explained. Thank you!
Super helpful
I don’t understand. What units are preview points on? What is the value on the purple boxes? What do the red and green tabs mean?
Shout outs from the SA thread
What do the numbers in the pink or grey boxes (preview points) or (current points) mean or what do they do? at 2:44, Halkan has 7xx preview points, and the 3 assets to the east have boxes that each have about 100. 1 hex southeast of Halkan logistic points drops to 306. Next hex is 153 as are the ones north and south of it. All 3 hexes have pink boxes with ~100. What is going on?
Question about the new air bridge action with air units: does that also move logistics points or just units? I haven't played around with it yet
It essentially makes a rail line through the air to the nomitated hex which can be used *next turn* for units/supplies. I'm gonna do another video about advanced logistics and air bridges soon.
That's great, thanks!