Multiple Industrial Complexes in same territory

@Imperious:

Now Kreighund will show up and confirm this as he usually does.

If you insist…

@Scarface:

  " A captured enemy territory with an industrial complex will give you limited unit placement on your next turn. It will be equal to the territory’s IPC value.

Scareface? Thats actually no problem Votswagon. You are uk, russia’s capital has gone down,you capture karelia from the germans. You have just captured an ENEMY territory!! GET IT!!! I don’t like your smug attitude either, when we are trying to answer your question!

especially if Germany was duing some suicide missions to keep the INF count down in Karelia and/or Caucuses.

Well, Russia could divert enough forces from Karelia to Novo (or Moscow) to protect themselves from Japan (for a while) but this opens up Karelia to Germany.  If Karelia is held by Germany, then the Allies will be unable to reinforce Russia…until they can retake Karelia which could be very difficult to do on turn 3 or 4.  So maybe Russia falls on G5 instead?

I think a Power Asia bid of 12 (4 infantry) would make a more balanced game.

Assuming America has Heavies Japan can still defend its fleet for at least a few turns with 2bb cv 2ftrs. Japan can even purchase an additional carrier to help in this. But it isn’t certain that American Heavy bombers could reach the sea of Japan assuming Japan has pushed Russia back to Moscow. At the very least transports give Japan a few turns to roll tech in reponse to American heavy bombers, but when Japan has a few ICs on the board America can immediately nuke the Japanese.

Geez you guys live to kill each other :wink: :lol: :-? :roll:

I take the same interpreatation as A_G, and so does everyone I’ve played against.

“Not just in A&A, but in life in general. Compare the amount of coverage the Pacific gets compared to the Europe in terms of movies, media coverage, games, text, and the like. Interesting considering the war in the Pacific was much more intense.”

-TG Moses VI

Ah true. But you are thinking of it in the broad spectrum of the war in general. There are tons of movies out there about both theaters of war. The thing is, most movies about Europe cover the war there in general (not necessarily the entire war, but large chunks of it covering many battles). Movies about the Pacific usually focus on one or two, maybe three specific battles. Therefore, because Europe is given a wider span of battles, it always seems like the Pacific is left out, when in truth movies about the Pacific are a lot more specific to a certain battle or two.

heye GeZE

i too am from victoria, bc.

what is your story, maybe we could hook up for a game sometime.