Access Doctrine Build Order Lecture

Presented by BM Fox

Overview

• Session Topics Covered:
  • Explanation of different doctrines
  • Doctrine unit bonuses
  • Early game rush strategies
  • Motorized infantry vs. armored cars
  • Access Doctrine build order
  • Detailed strategy for early, mid, and late game using the ultimate beginners guide

Doctrines Overview

• 4 Main Doctrines:
  • Axis: Focus on power (15% more HP and damage).
    • Perfect for aggressive early gameplay.
    • Units are 10% more expensive.
  • Allies: Focus on optimization.
    • Units produced 30% faster, research 25% faster/cheaper.
    • Units move 10% slower.
  • Comintern: Focus on quantity.
    • Units are 15% cheaper, upkeep is 30% cheaper.
    • Units deal 10% less damage.
  • Pan-Asian: Focus on surprise and speed.
    • Units move 20% faster, 30% more view range.
    • Units have 10% less hit points.

Doctrine-Specific Advantages & Disadvantages

• Axis Doctrine:
  • Bonuses:
    • 15% more HP and damage for units.
    • Fast research and production of motorized infantry, anti-air, and artillery units.
    • Medium and heavy tanks have bonuses in speed and damage.
    • Attack Bombers are highly effective.
    • Submarines and railroad guns have specialized bonuses.
  • Disadvantages: Higher unit production costs.
• Allies Doctrine: Faster production and research, but slower movement.
• Comintern Doctrine: Cheaper unit production and upkeep, but reduced damage output.
• Pan-Asian Doctrine: Speed and view range bonuses, but reduced hit points.

Early Game Rush Strategies for Axis

• Motorized Infantry Rush:
  • Fast and high attack damage but not recommended due to high costs and vulnerability.
• Artillery Rush:
  • Requires significant goods, potentially stalling overall progress.
• Armored Car & Light Tank Rush:
  • Overpowered due to low cost and high effectiveness, particularly against unarmored units.
  • Suggested to stack armored cars and light tanks for fast, aggressive attacks.

Motorized Infantry vs. Armored Cars

• Motorized Infantry:
  • Higher speed and attack but at a high cost and vulnerability to infantry counter-attacks.
• Armored Cars:
  • More cost-effective with better defense against infantry.
  • Recommended due to lower costs and better overall survivability.

Axis Doctrine Build Order

Early Game

• Research and Production:
  • Focus on armored cars and light tanks to utilize their early game advantages.
  • Construct recruitment offices for manpower boosts.
  • Interceptors and subs for air and naval dominance.
• Resource Management:
  • Prioritize goods and oil for continuous unit production.
  • Save resources from unnecessary upgrades.

Mid Game

• Unit Production:
  • Start producing medium tanks and rocket artillery.
  • Construct industries in steel and oil provinces.
• Upgrades: Upgrade key units to maintain battlefield advantages.
• Research Focus: Medium tanks, rocket artillery, anti-air units.

Late Game

• Advanced Units:
  • Research and produce SP rocket artillery and SP anti-air for fast, powerful stacks.
  • Upgrade units continuously to the highest levels available.
• Strategic Focus:
  • Maintain air dominance with rocket fighters if needed.
  • Expand and upgrade infrastructure to support large-scale unit production.

Conclusion

• Emphasized the importance of tailored build orders per doctrine.
• Focused on maximizing early game advantages for lasting impact.
• Encouraged strong resource management and continuous upgrades.

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