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Terrain
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River
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Earlier I posted a "Super heavy" orgwall I supposed was the highest organization in the game, using the irregulars doctrine+MTT.
It turns out, the best buff to all special forces in the special forces doctrines is in sabotage party, if you are a nation with a large special forces budget like Chile, or a very high stat multiplier on your SF like Poland (+60% is possible there!), these are the ultimate SF orgwalls.
REMEMBER, THIS IS NOT A FINISHED DIVISION.
Still, the doctrine here gives you two useful special forces:
- Your cold weather specialists have better org and fit more men in a narrow front, where as your paratroopers actually are useful due to high HP/Breakthrough/Supply usages in the low 0.4 at width 30.
- So say you are Chile with the ability to go nearly all special forces, a mountaineer swarm would be great for holding a front with a stronger foe, where as the paratroopers could reach a high breakthrough/attack and stack more men on a front with poor supply.
- If you go mass mobi, you can take the victory or death spirit for -15% org loss below 25%, which, is funny but discouraged as this orgwall can almost kill itself from strength loss with this. I went superior firepower because stacking bonuses that make it more likely you roll tactical withdrawal is funny.
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I'm using mobile infantry instead of irregulars, as the summer beta does buff mobile infantries leg infantry a bit. So I'm looking at this for an army with four arms on one of the +35% special forces cap countries...."
Irregulars gives you higher stats in the current patch however.
- A mountaineer defensive division.
- A weird hybrid division that mixes mountaineers and the hyper-buffed cav from the summer beta.
- A decent motorized division.
- A "Landed, reinforced" paratrooper.
I'll probably post these weirdest to most normal over time, while trying to focus on keeping all of these in one coherent doctrine/army group.
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