Basically I have two kinds of players I play A&A with. For casual player and family I can con into playing A&A with during the holidays, it’s all about simplicity. When I can get an A&A junkie like myself and one of my brothers playing, we can do complicated HRs. For that middle ground game I use a little of both. Frankly most games I get in, because I only play FTF, are Revised and Classic with 42.2 coming in distant 3rd place. Global with “Toblerone’s House Rules” is solo and experimental.
The "MacArthur Rule"
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For G40 or P40. What if we had the ANZACS go at the same time as the US? Political rules would be the same, but they would share the same turn representing the cooperation of those forces in the Pacific. Any ANZACS on the Europe board could go with the UK turn to represent that cooperation.
How does this affect balance? Just an idea I had. I don’t have time to test it right now, but if someone else does that would be great. What do you think?
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We have considered that same rule but… need to be careful that the US combined with ANZAC is not too strong.
ANZAC at first has to be watchful to defend their own territories so they will net be too ambitious on the attack. The US really did not have much in the Pacific since most of the money was spent for the Europe campaign.We play that ANZAC can move with the UK pieces, and it seems to work.
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If USA and ANZAC succesfully attack land, who takes control of the land?
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MacArthur.
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@Imperious:
MacArthur.
Damn, that’s funny! :-D
Uh, good question. The one with the higher IPC value force?
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I would say the UK. That is what ANZAC gets for aiding the “Empire”. Would seem more historical.
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Upon second thought, I think it would go like this:
Dutch or French stuff goes to ANZAC.
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@Imperious:
MacArthur.
After reading it I had this image of a game piece with him holding his pipe :)





