@zooooma said in In how many hours can you complete a G40 game:
@barnee said in In how many hours can you complete a G40 game:
Dr Buzzman says high
He see’s that you and your fellow buzzheads play OOB G 40 and recommends a House rule mod https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/36945/axis-allies-global-1940-house-rules-expansion
You can also play it online with triplea https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/17147/gargantua-s-k-i-s-s-triplea-instructions/30
Have fun gaming
Thanks! I’m not much interested in house rules or online play. But I’ve been getting lots of A&A in! We have finished six games this year and are on number seven.
You can use TripleA also to play on a PC as like oldschool multiplayer.
If it takes multiple days but you cannot keep the board setup that long this is an option.
With oldschool multiplayer i mean both sitting behind the PC/TV in the livingroom and do your turns there. So still your group is in the same room you only replaced the board and dice with something on the TV/PC.
@shadowhawk I tried TripleA years ago. I didn’t like not being able to see the whole board at once. I preferred PBEM games where I kept an actual board set up.
Currently my friend has the extra large mat permanently set up in his basement! When we finish a game, we set it back up.
We’ve been playing a full day every second weekend this year, so I’m not really looking to ramp that up.
I appreciate the tip though!
@The-Captain we never use modified rules. But a G40 game takes us at least 20 hours minimum. Therefore, our group has been hard to schedule lately so a faster version would be great. I haven’t been on the forums for a while and came looking for a tourney ruleset to speed up the game when I found your question posted.
@cmmiles I think the faster version is called 1942 second edition… 😉
Hi @cmmiles,
Thanks for your comment.
We have concluded that most Axis & Allies players use some kind of modification to the OOB G40 version.
Either to balance the game and/or speed up the game.
The fastest and most profoundly balanced and In-Depth calculated modification that we know of is the popular Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion - also known as the G40 HRE.
This version is used by more than a hundred Axis & Allies players that we know of.
We suggest that you and your play group study and try the G40 HRE - play a few games with these rules - and we guarantee that you will be entertained and challenged on a massive scale - for at least the next decade.
We are always available on a daily basis on this forum for questions & comments concerning the G40 HRE.
Once again - thanks for your time and comment.
Captain
@zooooma hahah yes but we love the massive scale of G40 and ruleset.
@The-Captain thanks for the info! Do you have a link to the rules?
Hi @cmmiles
Here is the rulebook https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jI_1JdIC-1KiTihBICJAbtX3GpVYnNgf/view
and here is some more info https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/37535/the-captain-s-global-1940-house-rules-collection
I highly reccomend it :) You can also play it online with triplea
Have Fun gaming :)
@cmmiles said in In how many hours can you complete a G40 game:
@The-Captain we never use modified rules. But a G40 game takes us at least 20 hours minimum. Therefore, our group has been hard to schedule lately so a faster version would be great. I haven’t been on the forums for a while and came looking for a tourney ruleset to speed up the game when I found your question posted.
Tournament ruleset is a minor change to the game so you dont need to learn a lot of new things. But it really speeds up the game and streamlines it a lot better.
Takes about 8 hours to complete the game with that, mostly because of the play order difference making it so you can play 2 countries at the same time.
And it fixes some balancing issues because of the turn order.
@shadowhawk which tournament rules do you use? Have a link?
