Script-assisted battles for Axis and Allies Global 1940 on Tabletop Simulator

@TheGheko91 Are you wanting to make it harder to beat the AI when playing solo?
If so you can use the unit edit.Make the nation you are playing weaker by removing some starting units and/or add a few staring units to your AI controlled opposition.I find the AI will never capture 2 enemy capitals,so set it for economic victory,which you can adjust the numbers when setting up your game.

Well, enjoy it!

I was just curious of similarities and differences.  :-)

Just look at the software section:

http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?board=53.0

As the links to this version seem to be outdated (but not only for this reason), better give TripleA a try:

http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=18278.0
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=27127.0

Hi All,

Great news!

We just released our popular Axis and Allies Warchest app on Google Play for Android!

All the same great features as the iOs version.

Check it out: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.techdojo.warchest.axisallies_ge&hl=en

Frank

Now works on tablets with an Android version (4.0.3 or higher) too.
Also includes a purchase unit calculator now, besides the land and naval battle calculators.
Oh, and the units have icons now :)

OK, that’s a start, thanks !
I will start back looking but so far for the ‘‘How to use it’’ tutorial……nada.

Fox

You raise a good question about getting permission from WOTC.  I assumed since there are two other apps that do similar things that adding a third to iTunes would be no problem.  I didn’t ask for WOTC’s permission first, however, I just sent off an email to WOTC’s press handler to see if there is any issue so we’ll see what comes back.  I’d hate to have to pull it with all the work I put into it, but if asked to do so, I will.  If that happens I imagine the other two apps will have to be pulled as well.

My 87 year old Dad, a WW2 veteran still plays using the OOB rules(corrected).  He would very much enjoy an OOB rules version of Triple A for when we all can’t get together for a f-t-f game.  And to practice, too I presume.

“Tall Paul”