@Emperor_Taiki:
In the global game, when you combine Europe and Pacfic, what will be the maximum number of players. Will Austrilia still have its own player or will it be controlled by the US or UK? and will Italy be its own player or will it be controlled by the German player?
The jury’s still out on that one. However, Italy will not be absorbed into Germany.
@Make_It_Round:
Krieg, would be greatly pleased if you could help me out with a burning question I have:
Will the USSR be represented in the AAP40 game? I saw some USSR territories on one fuzzy pic of the game board [BTW, can someone post the link to the board pix? The box cover shows up here, but I can’t see the map in the other thread for some reason… thanks], but with the game being billed as a “2-4 player” game, I can’t help but wonder if the Russians are going to be there, and if so what they’re going to be getting up to…
Cheers, M_I_R
No. The non-aggression pact is strictly in force, so USSR territories are off-limits in AAP40.
@LuckyDay:
@Krieghund:
ANZAC has its own economy and pieces, and its own turn. It can be played by a separate player. It’s just as much a separate power from India as the United States is. In the original Pacific, while its economy was separate, it shared its turn and pieces with India and was controlled by the same player.
that’s a pretty semantical argument. It’s just a stretch to say it’s a new power, they were in the old one, had their own economy and used the same pieces as UK would, just weren’t called it and moved at the same time. Now they do all that, with different colored UK pieces, and move separate.
Semantics? I don’t think so. Not sharing a turn is a big change, especially for the navies, as they can’t attack together. Not to mention adding another player position. It may be a small change rules-wise, but that doesn’t mean it’s not significant.
@LuckyDay:
Should a group have played 4-player, they have have split control for a separate person from India and wah-la… but whatever floats your boat…
What do house rules have to do with it?
@LuckyDay:
@Krieghund:
It’s just as much a separate power from India as the United States is.
India now separate too?
I should have said “UK”, not “India”. I was thinking classic Pacific.