LMFAO…

"Celebes 1 Infantry, 1 Artillery, 1 Naval Base
Java 1 Infantry, 1 Mechanized Infantry
Sumatra 2 Infantry, 1 Fighter
Dutch East Indies. 1 Infantry, 1 Tank, 1 Minor Industrial Complex
Suriname 1 Infantry

Sea Zone 42 1 Cruiser, 1 Battleship
Sea Zone 44 1 Transport"

So totally imbalance the game and just add all that crap giving the Allies an easy win??? The General made a different version that has the Dutch. You on the other hand willy dilly just add like 110 IPC to allies and expect no problems??? HUh?

@Charles-Fontaine well you know HBG Doug Friend lives in your area, he might be interested…Historical Board Gaming BTW

@barnee no means yes to me

the Skip Fontaine map is well known since the 1990’s I even have a copy of it but i never played it.

@vodot Excellent!!! Azores should be within flight range of Eastern Seaboard for a Bomber. This gives a reason for axis to capture so they can SBR New York

Need to add Azores, Malta, Maldives

@Titus too brown… you need to tell AI full color, photo realistic picture with no background. Use Chat GPT 5.0, and yes they do nazi crap and everything even if it tells you “we cant draw that” it had selective memory as the short answer

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You folks can see like about 100 videos of the ongoing changes to Korea 6.25 War on you tube, Look up “Red Bull Tanker” on You Tube. Its all going on there… I cant send updated files since Doug will be producing the game. Very Sorry. But more good news is coming as im aloud to say something more.

@bew560 Right now i am adding clarifications and new explanations for concerns that some newer players felt needed . I think this is version 3.9 and the D6 and D12 systems were separated into two rule-books. Don’t download that file from HBG, the map and rules have been substantially altered and balanced. New battle-boards and New Timeline have been added. HBG will produce a boxed version of the game at some point. I released about 17 games nobody ever seen to them and alot of guys are play-testing and i have spent many hundreds of hours reformulating and modernizing/updating the maps that were made decades ago.