1940 Global, Europe and Pacific Setup and NO charts on one card.

Thanks gentlemen, looks I need to read the rules closer!

@Cow:

It is still to your advantage to go to war sooner than later. J1 DOW is the way to go for this unless you trying to take over America, you get pretty good odds for it still.

I disagree with you here Cow. Pacific is a lot different than global. I even think it might even be best to wait till turn 3 to attack allies after they have declared war on you. This will keep America from getting her 30 dollar bonus, and her 40 dollar bonus for two turns. That is a total of 99 less, since you would take phil in a T1 attack. Haven’t played enough games to be 100% sure, but taking India is a lot easier, and your real problem is taking Hawaii. I don’t know how you can ever take Sydney if the allies are competent at all.

@CWO:

@John:

I think my first edition Anzac Cruiser is the Kent Class and the other is the County Class for the second edition. Is this what you were saying?

That’s the most likely hypothesis, using the nomenclature of the rulebooks.Â

Ok, cool, so it is the British Class Cruiser. Good to know!

Thanks again! :-D

I don’t see how Japan could ever loose unless the dice are god aweful. With Russia not there as a threat and US making significantly less money in the pacific. How does Japan loose, even with the new Alpha 3 setup?

I simply used the money from one of my previous A&A games. I prefer it for when I have left over from the previous turn.

February 4, 2010 - Fixed UK income from 18 to 16

http://www.mediafire.com/?mynuzmzyzzz

Sorry!

C’mon guys, plastic is expensive. It would have cost WOTC somewhere near a dollar to double the pieces and they are only selling the game for $90.