A lot of their success is due to their tactic of rushing into the enemy without any care for supply lines and logistics. This often worked to their advantage but most of those early wins were not sustainable in the long run. It gave the impression that they were more powerful than they actually were.
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Leeroy jenkins is a short term solution
The baddie germans were the Leroy Jenkins of WWII, just charging in and expecting shit to work.
Didn't work out well when the sovvies clapped their cheeks all the way back to Berlin
Haha yeah
Wonder who this reminds me of
Belgium 100% won that war
Tbf they did good for most of it
They fought most of the rest of the world all at once and it was pretty touch-and-go there for a bit.
If Hitler had died of a meth overdose in early 1940 I could see the universe of 'The Man In The High Castle' coming to pass.
As it stands, meth heads gonna meth, and he decided fighting on 2 fronts was fine.