Hi guys,
just a short question about the US National objective. The US starts with 80 IPC into war. do i have to add these 20 ipc from the NO into ?
US starts with 100 IPC into war ?
The rule book says Germany cannot use a Japanese base, so I would assume the US couldn’t use a UK base. Is the US allowed to build an air or naval base in the UK?
Which 39 rules you going by ? 1st edition or 2nd edition using the 36 39 map ?
1st edition you can use a friendly air or naval base.
You cannot build a base unless u own that land territory at the start of your turn.
We’re using the latest set of rules that are currently available on HBG’s site. So if the US cannot use a UK airbase and cannot build one, how is it supposed to use paratroopers? I’m thinking we’ll use the first ed rule there and be allowed to use allies’ bases. Anyone else wonder about that in the newest rules?
The 2nd edition rules are for the new 36 39 map.
So yes you were using the wrong rules for just the 39 1st edition map. Use 1st edition 7.2 rules.
When we looked again at the rules we have, we noticed that paratroopers do not have to start in an air base. That was a forehead-slapping moment. :roll:
“A nation that loses its capital loses all of its saved IPPs (even if it does not technically surrender). Some nations can set up a second capital.”
Does the capturing player get to keep the IPPs?
Page 11 in rules: Enemy gets Capitals icp’s.
Except for Russia and UK London.
Page 16 in rules: Russia - Money goes to bank when Moscow is captured by enemy.
Page 19 in rules: UK - Money goes to bank when London is captured by enemy.
“A nation that loses its capital loses all of its saved IPPs (even if it does not technically surrender). Some nations can set up a second capital.”
Does the capturing player get to keep the IPPs?
No, the capturing player does not get to keep the IPP. See:
http://www.globalwargame.com/www/question/money-from-deveated-nation/
(I’m guessing DMcLaren is asking about the 2nd edition of the 36/39 game, as his words are the exact words from the manual 9.20)
I reread his post. I see he mentioned using 1st edition rule for bases in 2nd edition 36 39 game.
Just a reminder this thread is for the 1st edition rules.
We’re using 2nd edition, version 1.2.
Hi,
here is a question we are contemplating with HGB Axis&Allies 1939 Revised Map, 7.2 Setup
Would neutral ships and more specifically neutral coastal ships defend themselfs (and in doing so prevent a landing) if an agressor attempted a landing into a landzone of that neutral country from the sea zone where that neutral countries (coastal) ships are located?
Or do you guys consider them harbored until after the fact just up for grabs for the agressor or the opposite faction via the rolling for neutral ships.
E.g. If Germany attempted a landing in Oslo from SZ7 where norwegian ships are also located.
Thanks in advance
Yes the neutral ships get to defend.
Hi,
got a question to the japanse sneak attack. If is use these sneak attack against us troops their not be able to shoot back in the first round of combat. This also involved the AAA firing at attacking aircraft?
thx for advantage
Hi,
got a question to the japanse sneak attack. If is use these sneak attack against us troops their not be able to shoot back in the first round of combat. This also involved the AAA firing at attacking aircraft?
thx for advantage
Yes
SS thanks ur really good help. :roll:
The US starting to roll their willingness starting at 0.
Does the UDSSR also starts at 0 or is the starting income + production level income ?
SS thanks ur really good help. :roll:
The US starting to roll their willingness starting at 0.
Does the UDSSR also starts at 0 or is the starting income + production level income ?
Russia starts at 0. They roll 2 D12’s per turn for income. Also what ever territories Russia captures goes towards there income to.
Can Communist China Units move into Russia after Russia annexed the Mongolian Landzones ?
Ya
After invoke the vichy rule is vichy a axis member ?
