Mobiliaztion of Units at ICs

It doesn’t matter if the land unit survives to retreat or not.  Just its having moved into the territory establishes the retreat path.

Yes, that is the way it works.

You can land Fighters or Bombers in any territory your alliance held at the start of your move.

Replied on the other thread  :-)

Just to be thorough and make the point:

Fricking subs…

Australian IC is a great idea
and personally i favor it
i can say its my standard move, altough i must say UK play depends( a lot or not ) upon the G1 move

so Australia IC can be put in round 1

even in round 2 if its a surprise

but i agree with Emperor Mollari without USA going forcefully in Pacific, UK forces down there are doomed

and altough this strategy is great, if Australian IC falls to the Japanese, it leads Allies to almost certain defeat, since UK spent a lot of IPC on their fleet here and (partially) egnored European theatre, so overall

i would say anyone go for it

and dont be dissapointed if it fails, even a few times, find a way to improve the strategy, it can be done, but it requires a good coordination, USSR and USA are (very) important here altought it doesnt seem that way on the first look

thats my view upon this…

Or put in other terms,
who cares about those who’s only comments have some lame excuse blaming different ideas and trying to make a bogus illusion of connection of these ideas and players who don’t understand the game over and over again?

I see. Well, usually I find that the Japanese need their fighters to make the threat on Moscow real. If I thought I could afford the Japanese fighters that far off to the German capital, that would probably mean I think I’ve already won the game.  :lol:

Thing is once you send the Japanese fighters there, that’s all they’re going to be good for, defense. Can’t reach Moscow for an attack, and you can’t really release them from there or Germany will collapse immediately : (

@ncscswitch:

It sounds like you saw a clip from his old Calin on Campus.

One of his 2 best ever (the other is Carlin at Carnegie).

Baseball and Football is indeed one of my faves!

“…  the Quarterback, otherwise known as the Field General…”

lol yea.  I have to watch he other ones now.  Perhaps theyll show another different one of Comedy Central.