Mistake I found in Axis and Allies Pacific 1940 Second Edition TripleA

@tcnance
It doesn’t run on an IPad indeed.
Yes, when setting up a game with TripleA you can choose which players (powers) are represented by a human player as well as which players (powers) will be played by the computer (AI).

@The_Good_Captain

I have moved this topic to the TripleA-support category, as it is somehow unrelated to our forum or the website.
In that case however I recommend that you address map makers/developers directly at triplea-game. org:

https://forums.triplea-game.org/category/5/maps-mods

This is the map-maker category to address your issues.

@trent15

Right on. A saved game would be very helpful though. That way the AI can be even better than it is : )

@AcesWild5049 Very interesting, thank you for elaborating on this.

Yes.  It would just need to be set up as a new XML so that it is selectable as a different mod.

@Hepps01:

Remember the calculator is simply calculating the odds of victory or loss based on casualties from weakest to strongest in attack or defense value.  meaning it is removing the weakest units first followed by better ones later.

That’s about what I suspected, thanks!

try www.battleforces.com. it is a browser-based online version of Axis and Allies. It includes ALL game features…productions points, carriers, transports, and more. give it a try! feel free to post comments.

Does anyone here know of any other good browser-based wargames? Feel free to post more examples. thanks!