Just need to know, if the U.S is not at war, are they allowed to move into allied territories i.e fighter from Philippines to Queensland or East Coast bomber to London?
Do you think it would ever benefit Germany to grant the Baltic Fleet access to the Atlantic or the Northern Fleet to the Baltic? I’m not sure what’s the best move.
My USA purchase is always 1 Carrier for New York, and 1 Carrier, 1 Battleship for San Fran. The only exception is if there is a U-Boat threat in the Atlantic right away, (destroyers and scramble fighters) or if Japan goes pearl harbour (subs and scramble fighters).
I’ve got a more offensive posture to take if Japan masses in Carolines. Move the fleet to z30, including the fighter from Philippines and 2 loaded transports. Land 3 fighters, 1 tac and 1 bomber on Johnston Island and build an airbase there, with 2 more carriers in z10. Leave a destroyer in z25 and maybe z31 to block a landing on Hawaii. Now if Japan attacks anything J2 you can smoke that fleet off carolines and maybe even take the island if they don’t leave a blocker. Planes that take off from Johnston island will land on the carriers from z10 when they NCM to z30. ANZAC can help too.
Buy Euro & pacific games. download the Alpha+2 rules and objectives and set ups, play both OOB and the Alpha+2 using the global rules for the OOB and the Alpha+2 rules for the other set up. I think you’ll see the diff.
I think the Alpha+2 is a better game and I like it the way it is
ENJOY
I do mind these things, and will be posting on this soon.
Sierra Leone was an important Atlantic base for the UK, being it’s most westerly large colony in Africa.
However is does seem bizarre that warts like Rio de Oro and Portuguese Guinea are included while much larger and more important colonies have been left out.
If both sides are all killed in the battle, you have to improvise some sort of “pro-Axis” marker for Sweden until it is occupied.
No, you don’t, because all strict neutrals are now pro-Axis. However, until a power claims the territory, you do need to indicate somehow that the Swedish army has been used up. An upside down control marker works well.
