MOVED: Addressing AAP40 Game Balance: "So Easy, A Caveman Can Do It"

Good catch, BadSpeller.  I missed the “on an island” part of the question, seeing only “within one space”.  The planes don’t necessarily have to land on an island.  They could land in any land territory that’s been friendly since the beginning of the turn, or on a friendly carrier, as long as either one is within range.

Do you mean half of 57 or half of 17? If it’s half of 17, that’s a greater disadvantage to the allies.

@Captain:

play a few more games.  Japan should take Phillipenes right away on J1 and the US should not be able to fortify it.

If they do that though they also need to take the uk space along the china coast to prevent both us and uk from their NOs.

I do similiar moves with China. I don’t allow any walk ins, I want a chance to kill an infantry unit in every territory Japan walks into. I’ll keep a mass (or as many as I can mass up) of infantry behind the front lines with the fighter as a counter attack force. If Japan can muster a ground force larger then I think I can counter attack and kill I’ll move my mass further back and to the north so ultimately it will cost Japan an extra turn of movement when China does die and they go after India. I’m always looking to counter attack. If you can get the Brits and China working together to keep Yunan from falling to the Japanese that’s great too, but, it really depends on how the game progresses.

Yeah but it wouldn’t be any fun, don’t cut off your nose to spite your face, if you get what I mean.

WOW…now that is an interesting turn of events for the global game…should be VERY fascinating

@Craig:

My towers speak for themselves.

Definitely Craig’s towers are beautiful!  Take a look at them for sure!

These towers that I created are only version 1.0 and I would like to try to sell version 2.0 of my towers but I still need to work some things out.

Good work as always Questioneer but telling you that you do not have a date is still not a confirmation.
Everything thet say is carefully worded so that they still have an out. I have been sown this road to many times before.