Global 1940 2nd editon rule re: soviet japan n a p

I created a rule deck, its very detailed, yet very easy to understand, things are broken down into simple stages. Even if you don’t print the deck, you can read it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=267lX2jsqMM

Yep. Whatever that country has in their bank is now yours.

A capitol fall is very hard to come back from because of that. The toppled country misses a turn of buying units (no $$$) while at the same time giving the other side the chance to purchase with their normal collection plus the plundered treasure.

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according to the operations manual page 30 the transport may carry any land unit and a infantry… so i don’t reckon that you could carry two arts… unless your using a diffrent set of rules… or updated ??

but then again it seems every set has its own rules… slightly diffrent from the last set…
could be you transports may only carry two men… or a tank if its 2nd edition…

I’d say your copy of the program is completely jacked. First of all, an ally cannot take control of a friendly nations capital. If said nations capital is occupied by enemy forces then the ally can take control of territories that were formerly that nation’s, but once the capital is liberated then that country is back in the game. Under no circumstances can a friendly nation take control of an ally’s capital. In the situation you are refering to the British would lose no money becuase Japan retook Moscow.

I’m pretty sure you can only have as many ICs as were in the game, and that I can’t help you with, I’ve had a couple games and mixed up the pieces.

BB

“Moses, that’s beautiful.
Of course your chances of keeping that many of your luftwaffe (.79*.80*.6 = 38%) - it’s likely that you’ll lose at least 1-2 planes, but be of good hope. . . .”

Well in my strats I always assume the worst and hope for the best (meaning USSR is a bear and I have to salvage as much as I can of the German military to make sure the game isn’t completely lost).

Again, this strategy will work most of the time. Though one key factor is if the German Baltic Fleet survives T1. You’ll lose a transport for sure to the 2 USSR ftrs, but hopefully your sub can submerge in time. With this extra sub you can attack the British and USSR combined fleet at the English Channel. I would suggest sending: 1 bmb (Germany), 2 ftrs (Norway, E Europe), 1 sub vs. 2 trns, 1 sub, 1 BB of the Allies. Hopefully you won’t lose more than 1 ftr overall though there is the chance of losing 2, lowering your Luftwaffe to only 2 ftrs. :(

“If moses thinks its good then it must be good. I going to use it! THZ A LOT!!!”

Sure no problem, I hope you win! :wink:

Hahaha, those are the best.

But I perfer the “Asterisk Gambit”

Here’s how you do it:
Materials: A&A rulebook, scissors, glue, strip of asterisks.

1. A day before the game, photocopy the following sentence (asterisk included) and paste it on the last page of te rulebook:

= This rule is no longer valid. Any player attempting to use an invalid rule like this automatically forfeits the game.

2. Before the game begins, put the prepared rulebook in the bathroom, along with the glue, the scissors, and a strip of asterisks. If you’re short on asterisks, you may use these **********

3. Midway through the game, excuse yourself to go to the bathroom

4. In the bathroom, clip out and glue asterisks to all sections of the rulebook your opponent has been effectively exploiting

5. Return to your opponent, hand him the rulebook, then show him the door :wink: