Double elimination tourneyment

@Jay_Herk There was a “Revised Orders” sheet that came with this version, which answered questions regarding the changes. The answers provided there for your questions are:

Many players had observed that tanks seemed a worse buy than infantry. An attack with six tanks against ten infantry was skewed toward the infantry. Even if you won, your tanks were sitting ducks for a counterattack. Now six tanks are about equal in value to ten infantry. The pieces are bolder in color because we wanted people to be able to tell who’s who from across the room.

I hope this helps.

@largowin said in Rockets have a firing range of 3 or 4?:

Thanks for the link to the latest rules. If I understand correctly, can I use these rules with my 2004 version of the game?

No, use the ones you already have. The rules I provided the link for are for newer games.

@the-captain

Amazing!

@justluthor
From the Revised FAQ:

"Q. The Nonaggression Treaty allows the USSR to place four units in the territory Japan attacks
first. What if the Japanese player attacks two or more red territories on the same turn?

A. In that case, the Soviet player chooses which of the territories being attacked gets the four infantry."

@Cernel It can be found here.

Your right switch, I should have been more clear…

whoa ho ho - touche’

You would honestly be saving 1-2 turns by producing fleet out of India rather than SA. Good counter point Jen.