Hey you should do a series of this type of matchs. I find it vere helpful to understand better the game and also watch something new. Great video as usual.
This was super useful! I didn't know that by doubling up squads they could use the AT and MG at once. I was tripling up a lot of my squads, but now I've dropped most of them down to pairs and they're working better! Also, really helped me understand LOS a little better.
Right in the middle of the *hey. WARNO is getting better* and with Broken Arrow threatening to actually release this year, Stealth17 comes out with a beginner's guide to WR:RD. Absolute chad. "Yes, I still play Red Dragon, why do you ask?" 😆
What are the differences between the three games? I’ve played BA and it was a blast! I have watched videos on WARNO and Wargame. They both look very similar. Which one is the better game and why? Thanks guys.
@@Its_Steeeve Warno is more in line with Eugen's other RTS Steel Division series. The main difference is the Division system in Warno and SD when building a deck. You only get units from the irl division you chose when building a deck. But in WG:RD you can create national or coalition decks with almost any unit from your chosen nation in the game. And since you played Broken Arrow you know it has modern settings and has unit customization options as opposed to the Cold War settings and limited customization options in the other two.
@@republic0_032 Thank you. So it sounds like WG:RD you have a bit more room for customization. I’m still very new to RTS games so I’m not quite sure about deck building. I’ll have to check out more tutorial videos. Thanks again.
@@Stealth17Gaming You leave supply vehicles empty so often, you talk about managing things, but you always leave them. My guys have run out of missiles yea and the truck is empty for 5 mins sitting right next to him!
Thanks! Het is zeker overweldigend in het begin. Je moet op zóveel dingen letten. Beetje bij beetje dingen oppikken en je iedere volgende match wordt weer beter.
Heli cv can be useful in extremely niche circumstances. I once used one in a 10v10, and it survived in a zone where the arty spam was so bad a 3 top armor tank cv couldn't even survive. I stuck it behind a 1k meter forest, and they bombarded the forest because that was where the last three were. Forest was too thick for recon to spot through, I put it in the deck just for shits and giggles, but it ended up saving our asses. Flares were popping up all over the zone, are you nuts, fuckin noob etc. 5 minutes after it landed, I popped one that read "you were saying?" It was great. Never used helo cv again after that.
I get the dislike for CV Helis. But they do have two uses. One of them being the fast mobility and ability to go over tough terrain. But this is usually best done with a Inf CV in a helicopter. Though the CV heli does give a quicker evac time. So it's kind of iffy with this. But the reason I use them a lot. Mostly in tactical games. Is cause of those optics. If you're playing with teammates and your team has plenty of CV's, then I will often use the CV as a recon heli. Since I am forced to have a CV, might as well get a free recon heli. This one might be more situational as well. But Napalm is your friend. It can work as a direct bombing source. But I often like to use Napalm to block off enemies. Like napalming a road where light armored vehicles will likely go at the start, or to block off advancing enemy infantry. I have manage to get kills quite often by people not expecting it. Depending if you like to use arty. But I recommend having your arty fairly close to the frontlines. Increasing the accuracy and the shell travel time is reduced considerably. Just remember to keep an eye on your situation and have a supply heli or truck to ferry supplies from the FOB to the artillery. I don't use it too much. But I also highly recommend that if you use Artillery, then make sure if as close to the frontlines as the firing arc will allow. MLRS fired from the base tends to be nothing more then a way to stun the enemy or maybe get lucky and get some kills. But the true value is being close to the frontlines. A simple 65pt Russian HE MLRS can decimate most things. You are pretty accurate at a range of like 3800m. I like to use double stacks at least. And I have managed to kill Super-heavies fairly easy. They cant do much since they get stunned constantly, but once you fire them make sure to move the trucks as fast as possible. Please don't be the one dude in 10v10s who sits in the back of the map firing MLRS and barely scoring any kills in the game. Also don't fire near your FOB.
I disagree with the artillery part. It has an extremely long range precisely because it's meant to stun, not kill. Of course, kills are nice and all, but stunning things means that they're sitting completely still and defenseless, it's a very handy little opportunity to capitalize on.
Would like to have heard your thoughts on what units he could have picked at the start that would have been the perfect counter to your choice of starting units. Looks to me like a Chapparral, M1IP, 2xBradleysA2s with 90 infantry, Kiowa, 2 lots of 2 riflemen in M1113s, a bit of personal preference fire support like M8 AGS or Comvats or Ontos, some truck Rangers and some Light Infantry with Dragons to sit on the flank would've caused you a bit of trouble. I know you kinda explain which units would have been better choices at certain points in time but an overview would have been really helpful for newer players I think
19:30 well wouldnt it best to kill them regardless? since this is a destruction game and this would further incentivise him to buy more expensive AA to replace the lost ones?
Best tip for a noob, is to only bring artillery, and a ton of fobs. Maybe 1 recon if you are feeling like it. This is never an obnoxious playstyle and works 100%.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:02 🎮 *Introduction to a tactics-focused Wargame Red Dragon video, analyzing a match against a newer player.* 00:36 🖊️ *Mention of using Epic Pen for on-screen highlighting and analysis.* 01:05 🗺️ *Strategy discussion on the importance of infantry in battles, especially in town-centric maps.* 01:34 🚁 *Critique of using a helicopter command unit, suggesting alternatives like infantry or vehicle commands.* 02:28 🛑 *Advice against over-investing in anti-air units early in the game.* 03:39 🚚 *Discussion on the choice of transport vehicles and their effectiveness.* 04:07 ✈️ *Tips on helicopter deployment to save time during takeoff.* 05:02 🧐 *Emphasis on the limitations of the Patriot anti-air unit and its inability to target helicopters.* 06:51 🕵️♂️ *Highlighting the usefulness of reconnaissance infantry, even when deployed via helicopters.* 08:12 🔥 *Stress on the need for offensive firepower in the initial force composition.* 10:31 🚶♂️ *Advice on safely moving infantry into urban areas by dismounting early.* 12:07 💡 *Discussion on effective resource allocation and the drawbacks of overspending on certain unit types.* 13:20 🎖️ *Commentary on the importance of anti-tank and anti-air capabilities for balanced defense.* 14:31 🛡️ *Tips on positioning vehicles for effective combat support.* 16:10 🏙️ *Analysis of urban combat tactics, emphasizing the use of grenade launchers and keeping infantry in range.* 17:47 🎖️ *Discussion on the importance of choosing the right infantry types for specific roles and scenarios.* 19:54 🔥 *Emphasis on the role of fire support in enhancing infantry effectiveness.* 22:11 ⚠️ *Warning about the dangers of revealing command unit positions and how to avoid it.* 23:06 📈 *Strategies for continuously adding reinforcements and adapting to battlefield conditions.* 26:59 🤔 *Reflection on the importance of learning from defeats and analyzing opponent's strategies in Wargame Red Dragon.* 29:00 📚 *Conclusion with an encouragement to keep practicing and learning in the game.* Made with HARPA AI
Sorry guys, very new to RTS gaming. I’ve been watching videos on Wargame and WARNO. They look very similar, and I haven’t really seen a difference. Can someone with experience in both games or in either game please explain to me the difference? Or what game may be more suitable for me.
Hey you should do a series of this type of matchs. I find it vere helpful to understand better the game and also watch something new. Great video as usual.
Thanks! I've already analyzed a couple matches in the past - ua-cam.com/video/Yg2QM5Sxn68/v-deo.html
This was super useful! I didn't know that by doubling up squads they could use the AT and MG at once. I was tripling up a lot of my squads, but now I've dropped most of them down to pairs and they're working better! Also, really helped me understand LOS a little better.
Very informative content!
Have anything to add? You're the expert :)
@@Stealth17Gaming can I have the deck I’m newwww
Yeees! Yes please! Beginner guides, oh boy how much I need them! Thank you!
Great tips. This is game has a huge learning curve
Man, I remember watching your old guides when I first started playing wargame. I’m glad to see it back on your channel :)
hey! so glad your playing more wargame again! rally want to bump into you on ranked again to try salvage my reputation ;)
Wait was it you that was in this video?
@@victorsebastien5321 no! But stealth trounced me a few months ago and I gave a very poor showing
Wish they would add more campaigns. Love the United Nations campaigns
Right in the middle of the *hey. WARNO is getting better* and with Broken Arrow threatening to actually release this year, Stealth17 comes out with a beginner's guide to WR:RD. Absolute chad. "Yes, I still play Red Dragon, why do you ask?" 😆
Still the best we have until WARNO grows up or BA comes out. Also wasn't sure what else to call this video.
What are the differences between the three games? I’ve played BA and it was a blast! I have watched videos on WARNO and Wargame. They both look very similar. Which one is the better game and why? Thanks guys.
@@Its_Steeeve Warno is more in line with Eugen's other RTS Steel Division series. The main difference is the Division system in Warno and SD when building a deck. You only get units from the irl division you chose when building a deck. But in WG:RD you can create national or coalition decks with almost any unit from your chosen nation in the game. And since you played Broken Arrow you know it has modern settings and has unit customization options as opposed to the Cold War settings and limited customization options in the other two.
@@republic0_032 Thank you. So it sounds like WG:RD you have a bit more room for customization. I’m still very new to RTS games so I’m not quite sure about deck building. I’ll have to check out more tutorial videos. Thanks again.
good to see that the beginner replay analyzing series is back!
Did you add where you never return your supply trucks to the FOB, grinds my gears for years stealth. Hope the kiddo is doing well!
I don't understand your comment. You mean resupply and come back orders for logistics vehicles?
@@Stealth17Gaming You leave supply vehicles empty so often, you talk about managing things, but you always leave them. My guys have run out of missiles yea and the truck is empty for 5 mins sitting right next to him!
@@hansvonpoopinheim4215 Like I said in the video: I'm not the best player at all. So yes, in heat of battle I'll make mistakes like those.
Thanks for uploading more Wargame content, Stealth. I watch every one of your Wargame videos
This was quite instructive for a new player thank you.
Started playing RD yesterday, I feel like I need to watch many times.
Heli CV can be useful in some rare occasions to contest a zone during a push and prevent enemy spawn... but not in your home base
the timing is perfect, I bought the game like 2-3 weeks ago
Hele goede content, vind het spel als beginner toch wel overweldigend en deze video haalt toch wat van de spanning weg die je in het begin hebt!
Thanks! Het is zeker overweldigend in het begin. Je moet op zóveel dingen letten. Beetje bij beetje dingen oppikken en je iedere volgende match wordt weer beter.
Heli cv can be useful in extremely niche circumstances. I once used one in a 10v10, and it survived in a zone where the arty spam was so bad a 3 top armor tank cv couldn't even survive. I stuck it behind a 1k meter forest, and they bombarded the forest because that was where the last three were. Forest was too thick for recon to spot through, I put it in the deck just for shits and giggles, but it ended up saving our asses. Flares were popping up all over the zone, are you nuts, fuckin noob etc. 5 minutes after it landed, I popped one that read "you were saying?" It was great. Never used helo cv again after that.
this is the hardest RTS i have ever played, but the most entertaining
I get the dislike for CV Helis. But they do have two uses. One of them being the fast mobility and ability to go over tough terrain. But this is usually best done with a Inf CV in a helicopter. Though the CV heli does give a quicker evac time. So it's kind of iffy with this.
But the reason I use them a lot. Mostly in tactical games. Is cause of those optics. If you're playing with teammates and your team has plenty of CV's, then I will often use the CV as a recon heli. Since I am forced to have a CV, might as well get a free recon heli.
This one might be more situational as well. But Napalm is your friend. It can work as a direct bombing source. But I often like to use Napalm to block off enemies. Like napalming a road where light armored vehicles will likely go at the start, or to block off advancing enemy infantry. I have manage to get kills quite often by people not expecting it.
Depending if you like to use arty. But I recommend having your arty fairly close to the frontlines. Increasing the accuracy and the shell travel time is reduced considerably. Just remember to keep an eye on your situation and have a supply heli or truck to ferry supplies from the FOB to the artillery.
I don't use it too much. But I also highly recommend that if you use Artillery, then make sure if as close to the frontlines as the firing arc will allow. MLRS fired from the base tends to be nothing more then a way to stun the enemy or maybe get lucky and get some kills. But the true value is being close to the frontlines. A simple 65pt Russian HE MLRS can decimate most things. You are pretty accurate at a range of like 3800m. I like to use double stacks at least. And I have managed to kill Super-heavies fairly easy. They cant do much since they get stunned constantly, but once you fire them make sure to move the trucks as fast as possible.
Please don't be the one dude in 10v10s who sits in the back of the map firing MLRS and barely scoring any kills in the game. Also don't fire near your FOB.
I disagree with the artillery part. It has an extremely long range precisely because it's meant to stun, not kill. Of course, kills are nice and all, but stunning things means that they're sitting completely still and defenseless, it's a very handy little opportunity to capitalize on.
Thanks for this video! I learned from it
Would like to have heard your thoughts on what units he could have picked at the start that would have been the perfect counter to your choice of starting units. Looks to me like a Chapparral, M1IP, 2xBradleysA2s with 90 infantry, Kiowa, 2 lots of 2 riflemen in M1113s, a bit of personal preference fire support like M8 AGS or Comvats or Ontos, some truck Rangers and some Light Infantry with Dragons to sit on the flank would've caused you a bit of trouble.
I know you kinda explain which units would have been better choices at certain points in time but an overview would have been really helpful for newer players I think
19:30 well wouldnt it best to kill them regardless? since this is a destruction game and this would further incentivise him to buy more expensive AA to replace the lost ones?
Best tip for a noob, is to only bring artillery, and a ton of fobs. Maybe 1 recon if you are feeling like it. This is never an obnoxious playstyle and works 100%.
Only infantry and rush in one massive wave across the entire front
Artillery only ?
Game released in 2014. And people make tutorial for this game in 2023. I think it says something when a game like this will not die.
And that's with Warno existing! XP
@@richarddickjohnson516 That's still in beta, I believe.
I am wining the battles in campagin and yet some causes me to lose. i dont get this game
What group are cvs in?
Great stuff!
Let’s see a tactical 10v10 again some time.
Wargame red dragon is fun
Recon Recon Recon.
I always hear of red dragon,but what it is exactly?
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:02 🎮 *Introduction to a tactics-focused Wargame Red Dragon video, analyzing a match against a newer player.*
00:36 🖊️ *Mention of using Epic Pen for on-screen highlighting and analysis.*
01:05 🗺️ *Strategy discussion on the importance of infantry in battles, especially in town-centric maps.*
01:34 🚁 *Critique of using a helicopter command unit, suggesting alternatives like infantry or vehicle commands.*
02:28 🛑 *Advice against over-investing in anti-air units early in the game.*
03:39 🚚 *Discussion on the choice of transport vehicles and their effectiveness.*
04:07 ✈️ *Tips on helicopter deployment to save time during takeoff.*
05:02 🧐 *Emphasis on the limitations of the Patriot anti-air unit and its inability to target helicopters.*
06:51 🕵️♂️ *Highlighting the usefulness of reconnaissance infantry, even when deployed via helicopters.*
08:12 🔥 *Stress on the need for offensive firepower in the initial force composition.*
10:31 🚶♂️ *Advice on safely moving infantry into urban areas by dismounting early.*
12:07 💡 *Discussion on effective resource allocation and the drawbacks of overspending on certain unit types.*
13:20 🎖️ *Commentary on the importance of anti-tank and anti-air capabilities for balanced defense.*
14:31 🛡️ *Tips on positioning vehicles for effective combat support.*
16:10 🏙️ *Analysis of urban combat tactics, emphasizing the use of grenade launchers and keeping infantry in range.*
17:47 🎖️ *Discussion on the importance of choosing the right infantry types for specific roles and scenarios.*
19:54 🔥 *Emphasis on the role of fire support in enhancing infantry effectiveness.*
22:11 ⚠️ *Warning about the dangers of revealing command unit positions and how to avoid it.*
23:06 📈 *Strategies for continuously adding reinforcements and adapting to battlefield conditions.*
26:59 🤔 *Reflection on the importance of learning from defeats and analyzing opponent's strategies in Wargame Red Dragon.*
29:00 📚 *Conclusion with an encouragement to keep practicing and learning in the game.*
Made with HARPA AI
So I played with my friend and when I won my friend would still be in the game but it ends for me, is that normal?
No it isn't. Was either of you using a mod? Sounds like a version difference
Sorry guys, very new to RTS gaming. I’ve been watching videos on Wargame and WARNO. They look very similar, and I haven’t really seen a difference. Can someone with experience in both games or in either game please explain to me the difference? Or what game may be more suitable for me.
Can I have your deck id?
good video
That map is a linear slugfest. Zero recon, zero CQB infantry, zero fire support - your opponent's deck was built to fail.
Do Warno tips
yes please. iam Wargame RD long time player, but bought Warno yesterday and lose against easy AI . totally confused
Not qualified for that. I don't play Warno
@@Stealth17Gaming 🗿
You sound like Buildzoid
If nothing works use a ICBM! 😁
/jk
Roger that, icmb incoming
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