In this chapter you will learn more about the bonuses resulting from the experience of troops and leaders.

Steel Division is an RTS that is strongly based on the mechanics of Dynamic Strategic Campaigns.

Each unit has a control zone, which moves the front lines and increases the controlled territory.

To win, you need to have more strategic points under your control than the enemy.

The key is the proper use of troops to control the battlefield.

In this game, much attention is paid to the wise management of troops, cooperation between different types of units (the tanks alone wont win a battle) and a strategic approach to the situation on the map.

The side that controls the most strategic points on the map wins faster.

In this chapter you will find a lot of information about best ways to manage your battlegroup and win every battle.

At first you have to avoid simple mistakes, which in SD 2 are very harmful, like sending tanks without recon, or transporting infantry in trucks near enemy units.

Starting tips Front and strategic points In these chapters you will learn more about fronts, the unique mechanics in Steel Division 2.

You can encircle the enemy and cut him off from the reinforcements.

This makes it easier to destroy your opponent, but remember that it works both ways.

If your army has control of such a point, the closer you are to winning.

A map usually has many such flags that need to be taken over.

A special clock measures time - the longer you have fewer strategic points, the faster you will lose.

Front and Strategic Points Morale and surrender This chapter provides basic knowledge about suppressing enemy morale and in what situations individuals can surrender.

Your troops can often withstand enemy fire, but their morale can get much worse.

In such a situation, the unit becomes less effective and even incapable of fighting if it is under pressure.

This is an effective tactic against difficult to defeat units such as the Tiger or IS-2.

Morale and Surrender Experience and leaders In addition to statistics such as armor and the number of soldiers, each unit has its own level of experience.

It is a fixed value and units cannot gain experience during missions.

However, leaders are special individuals who can increase the level of experience of their companions as long as they are within reach.

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