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We need more details than that to figure out what happened.

Now just ban him

I think it was to reduce the ability (or increase the cost) to gold-spam day 1 troops to overwhelm neighbors. In my memory it happened at the same time as the change to starting Rare Mats to reduce the ability for comintern to overwhelm neighbors with golded rocket arty, but I'm not confident in that--it might have been separate changes.

Build more industry, sooner. Expand faster to capture resources. Buy from the market when prices are good.

Those are pretty terrible stacks so you should be able to kill them with whatever you want. LTs, MTs, RRGs, bombers, your own bigger arty stacks...

Be better than them or die

Quote from _Pyth0n_: “A regular rural makes 450/day at 100% morale, whilst a city makes 600/day at 100%. ” Quote: “spending on rurals very close to the capital (so their morale is the closest to 100%) very early game is worth more than in cities ” Uh Some cities day 1. All cities by day 3 or 4. Rurals after.

My point is that RRG stacks aren't unbeatable if they're played by a bad player, which most are. The particular flavor of their idiocy will determine how to attack them. Insufficient support units? Attack their weakness, whether with tanks or with air. Too many meat shields? You can have more RRG than they do, because they've wasted manpower elsewhere, and will win the fight from range. Put all their units into a single doom stack? Run around it with fast units like AC/LT/MI. In the hands of a g…

Like every other thread on gold, this is just whining. If you honestly think that every game that ends in 15 days is being won with gold then you just aren't very good. The vast majority of players are F2P.

There aren't any 3-5 player maps lol

I have 1 million gold, you're saying I can only play against people with that amount? That's absurd, those games would never fill. And your approach makes no sense, amusingly, because many (most?) of the people with that much gold in their account have it because they don't gold. Sorry you ran into a blatant golder. They're pretty uncommon, I've run into one extreme golder in 50 games. Fight back if you like the challenge, dump your own gold on them if you've been saving up, or just archive and …

Ohhh now I get what they meant. Yea, good catch.

They are definitely stationed in your territory, not an ally's? And the province didn't revolt or anything? If so, it should be immediate at day change. If your troops have close to full health (only missing 0.1 HP, for example) you may not see a change, but otherwise it's 15% of missing HP. They don't have to be still and they don't have to be in territory for any amount of time--as long as they're over the line at day change, even if they only make it by a few seconds, they'll heal.

I'm talking about WaW Maybe nukes could come into play in HWW if you start as a small country, since it takes time to ramp up and the map starts with 6 days of research To the original point of the thread, if your RRG solution is "build nukes" you've either already lost or you're playing against an idiot and don't need nukes to beat them. Either way, nukes aren't the answer

If you're at the point in the game where nukes are actually in play you've probably done something wrong along the way. Save the research costs and time and upgrade your existing units instead.

Nukes suck

Quote from Carking the 6th: “Does that mean there is no real counter at its max potential, with meat stacks, AA and everything? ” As a stack? Not really. But everything comes at a cost. The resources spent filling up a doom stack with all sorts of shit just for the sake of meat shielding is the weakness.

It depends. There's no single answer, it depends on the other units the player uses, how active they are, your doctrine and units and activity level, etc. They've become popular enough now that many players use them without knowing why and without knowing how to craft a strategy around them, resulting in weaknesses that you can exploit. If it's a really good player, there may not be an answer.

I enjoyed spamming heavies but would have won that map no matter which units I chose. Still, I think heavy tanks are so hated that they're a bit underrated. Low activity players just looking to play casually could choose worse units.

Depends on circumstances and doctrine. I would probably have LT stacks of my own, and always ints for cover except maybe if comintern.