What happens when a french troop is on a territory that is turned vichy

@jsimpson7695 To clarify also, not only can you NOT fly over UK territory to get to Ethiopia, you also cannot fly through the Suez cannel even though it would technically have it’s own airspace so in order to get aircraft to and from Ethiopia, you need an carrier or a transport to move aircraft down there.

@insanehoshi Thanks for clarification.

@noneshallpass thanks guys. I had a game where I was chasing the Utti jaegers all over Finland for a few turns kind of frustrating lol they’re near impossible to knock out if they can just retreat immediately and stack up

@hbg-gw-enthusiast Yeah. 1936 is a long game to play, it takes a lot of time to roll for each ship and each colony by the rules. Vichy being light blue just helps with pacing.

In real history, airborne destroyed bridges, railways, to delay reinforcements. What about on a separate roll (normal game rules, not my battle logistics) from the attack roll, if you roll a 1-10, you delay one unit of your choosing for one round of combat. But, if that unit gets a hit, it goes on the airborne.

@Chris_Henry
Thanks guys, I was wondering if there was anything specific about Paris being liberated.
But what you guys said seems to make sense.

It’s funny how such an important rule is in such an odd place. You’d think it would be mentioned in the non-combat chapter but it isn’t :/. There is nothing wrong with stating the same rule in multiple sections. I hope that the creator of the game will be receptive to hot-fixes for V.3.0.

@GeneralHandGrenade Great, thanks so much for clarifying GHG!