MOVED: High resolution (vector graphics possibly) Axis & Allies Map (2nd edition style)

Exactly! It was one those games where after round one that you knew you had a big uphill battle ahead of you lol.

I have a channel that will start teaching Axis and Allies soon.

But the dice keep it fresh. Every game is different. New challenges. The need to recover from different setbacks. I think the random element adds a lot to this game.

On the other hand it is all about probability. If it wasn’t we would not need strategy. Strategy is what I love about this game. My weakness is that I can lose focus when I start to add up big stacks of unit numbers and values.

A perfect mix of strategy and chance.

Got you.  Thank you for your clarification.

is there a printable map pdf of this board game??
thanks

And the transport never ends up on a territory.  Just in the seazone adjacent to the territory you’re dumping units into.

Am setting it up now and we should get 4 hours play tomorrow morning before my parents bring Maddy back to us. She will probably want it packed away soon after!
Will give her a DD, not Sub, as I will refrain from attacking US fleet that way, 2 Inf for Russia and one in India and Egypt. That ought to do it.
Have fun on AAA, eating Japan dry of Twinkies. I have never had one.

There are other threads that have looked at this topic, by the way, for example:

http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=18516.0