@Krieghund Thanks! (For completeness, I should have been more clear in that Germany controlled Persia at the beginning of its turn in this example. i.e. there was/is a legal landing zone for the fighter)
Violating neutrality
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When violating neutrality you seldom have any IPC to pay the penalty because you have used all to buy units, so how do you solve this?
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@Anonymous:
When violating neutrality you seldom have any IPC to pay the penalty because you have used all to buy units, so how do you solve this?
Well, as i can only violate neutrality on my turn, i have to buy less units to save some IPCs for that purpose.
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It’s like not spending all your paycheck on mindnumbing drugs so that you can go get some munchies.
It takes a village…
… to raise an idiot. :roll:
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Sorry… I don’t really understand the answer…
Do you guys meant that: If you can’t afford that 3 IPC, you can’t make movements that will violate neutrality?Thanks. :roll:
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Sorry… I don’t really understand the answer…
Do you guys meant that: If you can’t afford that 3 IPC, you can’t make movements that will violate neutrality?Thanks. :roll:
That’s right
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Idd, when I want to drop all my units in Spain I save 3 IPC’s :D
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translation: Think ahead
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(Munch, munch, munch)
I thaid that din’t I!?!
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