I ' m okay now . <| sep |> Wouldn ' t shock me if that announcement came on November 29 th . <| sep |> Season it and even eggs are fine . I ' ve got a number if nonmachined Lodge big iron that if I need extra pans for eggs I can bust them out with . Plus side is if anything does stick you can be rougher with them than with nonstick . The only thing I use nonstick for nowadays is for something finicky like banh cuon or crepes . <| sep |> Thanks for the tip , I ' ll give that a go tonight . D <| sep |> I ' m starting him over Carr . <| sep |> It was coming right for us . <| sep |> There ' s an 80 % chance he gets two yards and a 20 % chance he takes it 12 yards . He ' s the perfect RB for the Cardiac Cats . <| sep |> It really depend on what you want to use . Superior Firepower if you want to use good amount of Artillery . My favorite and most powerful if you ask me . Mobile Warfare isn ' t that great for the Soviets tbh . You have too much territory to defend so you will need several hundreds of infantry division to defend your border . It ' s hard to produce enough tank divisions to make up a good enough portion of your total forces . Meaning your doctrine bonus won ' t apply to the most of your forces . Grand Battle Plan is all about planning and entrenchment so it can work with the Soviet IF you use those advantage . Meaning setting up a defensive position , planning your next move , letting the enemy attack you while your planning bonus go up , then attack over a couple of province until your planning bonus drop and do it over and over again . It ' s a slow pushing back along the whole line kind of strategy . A strategy that I don ' t like to use , so I never go for battle plan with the Soviet . Alternatively , grand battle plan help you a lot in low supply zone if you even want to go against the Middle East , China and Japan , and but more defensive against Germany for exemple .