How do I host a triple A game?

@FranceNeedsMorePower

I’ve seen some pretty insane stuff myself:

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/39997/crazy-game-i-played-on-triplea

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/40070/global-1940-a-set-of-ridiculous-games-on-triplea

@kwaspek104 said in WWI 1914 - Is this game available on Triple A?:

Ah ok, that’s a shame. Thanks for the help!

I wish it was on here there also, I have played games across email once and it was hard work. Had the board set up on the pool table, would have to send images and territory stats. Was well worth it just took commitment.

Congrats on the bombing fix, well done, indeed!

Regarding those automatisms the benefit IMHO depends on the user: For well experienced players this might help speeding up the game. For beginners and those using TripleA to learn the mechanics of Axis and Allies, I would prefer not to leave too much to the engine and possible automatisms (see my above statement). So giving the choice to either run (whatever) processes automatically or manually would be just perfect, IMHO.

@simon33:

I’ve been asked to get it verified that this is indeed a bug in Triple-A. Probably in the map/xml setup.

We agree that it should be Pacific, right?

Perhaps no one has noticed that it is in fact Europe.

Correct, but it is in the game notes:

@Game:

Rules specific to 1940 the engine does not do, but you must follow:
…

(EM) India (UK Pacific) must pay for repairing any damaged facilities on the pacific half of the board (instead of London paying) (use edit mode to subtrack the PUs from India and give back to London).
…

The following site is safe.

http://triplea.sourceforge.net/mywiki

thanks for the link barney…I’ll go through those pages and read what the developer has to say!

Cool…thanks for this answer.  Hopefully soon.  Since the rules are much simplier, the code shouldn’t be too hard right??? :-D

Axis and Allies was meant to be played by MEN, not MACHINES!

An AI intelligent enough, could become Artificial.  I mean, if it knows when to rock out a good gamble, that could be dangerous! :P

For the record, I don’t “look” ahead in most of my games, other than for the obvious - “Oh they are going to take a shot at the capital” kind of stuff.  If the AI just did what it had to do to get it’s NO’s, and focus on the economics, it would be deadly enough.