The Wargame AI Uses Half Measures and FAILS

In this Wargame: Red Dragon Campaign Gameplay video, the Soviets are trying to take back Vladivostok from me, with fatal results.
Of course, one of my main goals is to take and hold Vladivostok from the Soviets. Now that I have destroyed most of the enemy to the north of Vladivostok, my main concern is defeating the force of mid-to-high grade tanks and infantry approaching from the east. The Soviets could have really threatened me if they sent their full force into Vladivostok. However, they instead choose to send a small force. Furthermore, they are stuck in the northern sector on the map, and I'm easily able to keep them from leaving, although they do make several good attempts.
Although this fight goes well for me, there are still many Soviets approaching my position.
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[@JonathanWJ]

You need to learn when to use right click, fast move, and attack move -- your infantry couldn't shoot their RPGs at the vehicles because you told them to keep running, whereas on attack move, they would've stopped to aim and shoot. You should also try to use shift orders (for example, select heli, right-click FOB, shift+right-click location = heli rearms at FOB, automatically returns to battlefield) and hotkeys (for example, Q to attack move, U for unload).

[@JonathanWJ]

Some more tips:
- Multiple units will deploy faster if you call them in as stacks, instead of individually, as you did at 8:20. You can then split the stack after deployment.
- You seem to have a poor understanding of unit capabilities (besides what they should be doing based on their class) and what counters what. One of the most impactful things I learned when I was a noob was to press "i" to see a unit's card mid-battle. Eventually, you will start to memorize stats. Game sense comes with experience.

[@RageQuitWithTravis]

Jonathan, thanks for the advice. I've used shift orders for movement before (for instance, to keep units in the woodline), however I hadn't though of using shift orders for supply. And I definitely need to use the hotkeys. Good point about the stacks as well.
I'll look into the benefits and drawbacks of right click vice the other types of movement. Thanks again.

[@JonathanWJ]

​@@RageQuitWithTravis Attack move (Q) should be the default type of movement when there is enemy nearby. This is the same as clicking 'Attack' and then clicking on the ground -- unit will move to that position unless it gains LOS with an enemy, at which point it will stop and engage. Use right-click only when you need to, e.g.
1. infantry entering a town block
2. when you want to precisely position a unit in a bush/treeline (holding RMB shows the silhouette)
3. retreating infantry from a fight
4. certain situations when you want to cross a gap without stopping, or your unit has a stabilizer and you want to fire on the move
5. moving with weapons turned off
Use reverse (G) to retreat tanks/vehicles from a fight (keep front armor towards enemy) and fast move (F) when you want to move vehicles along roads (good for long distances, but can be vulnerable to ambush/side-shots).

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