@ShadowHAwk Those units are essential to defend your capital, as well as France’s capital. There is no way around having a substantial defensive force if you want to win the game as the axis. Ideally all of those units could attack Moscow, but that is literally not an option. Germany can lose its capital turn 4 if you don’t have enough units to defend, and Paris can be lost to the allies turn 5 if you aren’t deploying enough units to prevent that.
Can you blitz pro allies neutrals?
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I am going assume no.
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You’re right.
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I don’t think so.
I think you can only “blitz” through it, IE move 2 spaces, on the NCM.
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No, that’s wrong too, Garg.
Once you enter the pro-territory, you have to stop.
Also you can only enter them in non-com movement, so you can’t “blitz” an empty enemy territory in between your units and the neutral. -
For clarity -
A Blitz is defined as a combat movement where a tank or mech/tank pairing enters an unoccupied enemy territory, captures it, and moves to a second territory as a single combat move.
Any other movement of two spaces, whether during combat or noncombat, is NOT a Blitz and should not be called a Blitz. It’s either a combat move or a noncombat move, but not a Blitz.
This is important because Mech Inf can always move two spaces as a combat or noncombat move, provided it’s not a Blitz. Calling such moves “Blitzes” implies that Mech can only move two spaces with a tank under every circumstance, and that is NOT the case.
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