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Rules A&A Europe 1940 2nd Edition french

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Salut a tous voici les régles de Axe & Allies Europe 1940 2eme édition en français ;-)

Hello everyone here are the rules of Axis & Allies Europe 1940 2nd edition in French ;-)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1owfZS8m51aG-vy2gJzNaGnxlkCwfteSq?usp=drive_link
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@jejedada Merci pour le travail !
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Europe '40.2 setup

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@Rednalyn:

It would be nice if one could by the 2nd ed rulebook

Yes it would, printing out the set ups can get messy and lost easily, it would be nice to have a proper book…also a shame about missing out on all the awesome pieces.
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URGENT : A game today, but still a little bit confused about the setups/rules…

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@Gargantua:

USE THE ALPHA 3.9 RULES FOR EUROPE - They are substantially better.

Everything works properly and is covered by Alpha 3.9, with 3 exceptions.

1. France starts with 2 less IPC’s (17?) becuase French-Indo-China is not included
2. Russia gets + 9 IPC’s a turn from it’s eastern territories
3. USA only collects NO’s represented on the European side of the board

Don’t ask me why Krieghund/Larry thinks it’s ok to give Russia + IPC’s from other maps, but not America or France. :p

They’re response so far has been that ‘somehow’ it makes sense.

They get +9 but lose the 2 infrantry bonus each turn comming from novosibirsk so they only gain 3IPC per turn.
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Scrambling Rules

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@timerover51:

@Krieghund:

since United Kingdom is not an island.

The UK is not an island? Interesting, considering that it is smaller than a lot of US states and totally surrounded by water. Hard to find a spot in the UK more than 100 miles from the coast.

And why the limit on the number of planes scrambled?

The A&A definition of an island is a territory completely surrounded by a single sea zone. Since the UK has multiple sea zones around it, it isn’t an island in A&A.

The limit is probably to make it harder for nations with a lot of planes (e.g. Japan) to scramble a huge force to defeat attacking fleets.
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Europe only IPC sheet

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almost positive that every one fits on the europe game, I believe that the grid goes to 72 and USA(highest income) is 65 in AA 1940 europe…
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got-cha…
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Taking French Territories

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No, unless the axis retake them first

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Rules question: AAE40 German NO, requires Sweden Neutral..how about Pro-Allies?

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Arminius Germanicus is correct. Pro-Allies neutral is still neutral.
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@Corbeau:

@oztea:

id actualy like to see them use the japanese mold
and alot of japanese equipment. It looks more 1930’s-esqe, like much of the french army of 1940

Oztea, the French tanks at the start of the war were more modern and superior to thoses of the germans, both in numbers and individual strenght. The french tank divisions fought hard in the Dardennes but the German had significant air superiority, almost if not 3 to 1. It’s the massive Bf-109/Stuka attacks on tanks and artillery positions that spelled doom for France on top of the fact they got totally surprised by a clever manoeuvre. Air superiority would later spell the same doom for Rommels division and even the Japanese Imperial Navy. The point here: There is no valid reason to use ‘‘1930’s esque equipment’’ for France and it’s certainly not why they got beaten.

Which is why I’m hoping the starting setup for France will have at least two tanks. And here’s to hoping they’ll have at least the British tank model.

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