RUSSIA RESTICTED.

[cyan]

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During the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945, the Caspian Flotilla secured vital sea shipping of army units, military equipment and different cargo, especially during the Battle of Stalingrad and battle for Caucasus.

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[Guerrilla Guy]

Per se, how does Subs attack Land units in AaA? It could be a Transport, but I could just move there instead…

[Guest]

I meant in terms of combat strength it would have been equivalent to about 1 A&A SUB.

[Guerrilla Guy]

I understand that… I am merely remarking on a playing level, the idea of putting a BB in the Caspian for any reason besides the fact that history doesn’t support it? Sorry if I sound like Mr. Rain-on-Parade…

GG

[Guest]

LOL, well, I think there is a reason why “Caspian Sub” may have chosen the most useless buy ever thought of for the name of their group :-)

The ultimate irony?  Or a statement of purpose? :-)

[Guerrilla Guy]

LOL! It definitely has to be #… Oh nevermind… We are way off topic anyways… Russia Restricted people!

GG

[Jennifer]

If you want to give Russia a fleet, you should move the TRN/Sub from Karelia and put them, along with a BB and maybe a second TRN (since classic has no destroyers) out in SFE.  That’s where most of the Russian fleet was in WWII, after it’s abysmal attempt to sink the Jap fleet.

[Raynald]

I guess I’d better ask again :

Does the revised edition need any balancing in general, and Russia restricted in particular ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

[Guerrilla Guy]

No, I find that the extra few territories separating Moscow from Berlin do that for you… Bids are still nice…

GG

[Guest]

A small Axis bid (5-9 IPC’s) seems to be the maximu to balance the game.

Without a bid, it is about a 60% Allied win rate.

[Raynald]

Thanks.