@barnee I agree but then whats stopping anzac and calcutta from just taking the money islands turn one then?
Germany is going to get 6 IPCs for it and 4 guys? Compared to Anzac and Calcutta pressuring Japan on another front? At that point it becomes to heavily leaning into the allies since Japan already does not have the best backing in this one with having to force its way through calcutta and china from so far back.
Am I wrong in my thinking on this one?
@oztea If the allies attack the Dutch factions do all the strict neutrals become pro axis? I would assume so correct?
@oztea Thank you for letting us know, me and my group have been religiously playing your version of axis and allies. I play with some people on Tripple A as well.
I post in the facebook group chat of the 1939 games as well :)
@SuperbattleshipYamato right but it only applies if stated specifically like it does in the rules for the original bonus. This version overrides the earlier bonus.
@SuperbattleshipYamato I mean you can also just declare war with Japan
@SuperbattleshipYamato I thought you could? Where in the rules does it say that? In triple A you can
@oztea does Russia still get the bonus for the 1 ipcs for pro axis pro allies and neutral when not at war
After playing a few games I have come to find it is heavy into the Allie’s. Just the number of IPCs they make and no unit restrictions is almost impossible to deal with. Anyone got suggestions on how the axis win?
@oztea we are trying this version new. I’ve done some playing over Triple A and it seems a lot of fun.
Something’s I did have questions about.
If France pulls out of Paris turn 1 into Normandy it becomes a power struggle for germany just curious if you knew anything for this? Was is pulling german troops back to western Germany?
Also can the Germans take the Baltic states turn 1 without issue. Because it could cause problems with the Germans easily blitzing Novgorod.
Any ideas and tips?