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@RogerCooper I think you can do this without even having to use a new unit, you can make a supportAttachment that gives infantry -1 strength, then attach it to the infantry itself and have it only apply to Russians. Something like
<attachment name='supportAttachmentRussiansInfantryEquipmentShortage' attachTo='infantry' javaClass='UnitSupportAttachment' type='unitType'>
<option name='unitType' value='infantry'/>
<option name='faction' value='allied'/>
<option name='side' value='offence'/>
<option name='dice' value='strength'/>
<option name='bonus' value='-1'/>
<option name='number' value='1'/>
<option name='bonusType' value='EquipmentShortage'/>
<option name='players' value='Russians'/>
</attachment>
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@Schulz In TripleA, you may want to give Russian infantry no attack value, with any offensive relying on artillery or elite troops (like the veterans in the Caucasus).
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@RogerCooper Aren't v3 41 and 42 unbalanced in favor of the Allies without national objectives?
Generally in tournaments, there is a small bid to take the Axis. If you are playing 1 country with the AI in TripleA, the game is interesting.
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I think Russia was as strong as France in the beginning, but its power decreased gradually due to the well-known issues.