update: posted a medit gambit strategy, the optimal sea lion strategy, and the gambit play.
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I realized the med sea play usually follows a sea lion feign. So you really want to optimize for sea lion. Then you have the option of doing sea lion if the allies get fancy / do something other than buy to defend london… or you can strait up buy more naval and surge it into the med.
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Well I think that concludes this for some time. I may update with other round 2 buys, but I think everyone has their own preferences as far as that goes.
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I would also like to say that since I posted my openers with a general description of my overall strategy for each one that the allies play against me has become stronger.
Hopefully this helps newcomers to the board get a good feel for what the axis is all about. Then when you are the allies you can look at various NOs of the axis and figure out where their weaknesses lie. Perhaps this helps you gauge the timing of when and how many fighters you need to send to Russia to defend it against a German attack (also how many units are necessary to deflect a sea lion attack etc). Knowing what the axis are trying to accomplish by their opening moves should help considerably.