Posts made by Ghostglider

Test summary from TripleA 17:11:01

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Here we go!  :wink:

I think the most important aspect of this game is how you use US money.
Personally I think it is best to contain Germany/Italy before going after Japan although I see a lot of persons going after Japnan as first priority.
My reason for going towards Europe is that it take more turns to be effective there. Naturally if it looks like Japan is winning the war I would go all against Japan but while there is a choice I think it is more important to help UK.
A US force with navy in z91 have many nice options… SIta (first choice), DEN combined with UK attack on GER (second choice) or taking NWY (removing bonus for Germany + possible factory for US, nice!).

How do you determine how to spend US IPCs… When do you go all pacific/Atlantic? My experience is that it is possible to win with allies without liberating London after a succesfull sealion as long as Italy is not too strong…

Like taking GBR. Both axis and allies want that island!

Playing against yourself, I guess it is difficult to fake an attack on London… :?
Good luck in your game!
(build INF, SUB and a few ART)

This is my newest favorite surprise move…
Russia attacking a blocker in z92 with S.BMB from Sukr (land Gib or Mor) after which US moves in and takes Rome without a fight :-)

Thank you for the quick answer.

Assuming Russia is in war with Germany… In case Russia attacks the following three Ula, Cmo and Tsa in the same turn.
Will Russia collect bonus for two of them?
Or should Russia attack only one and then next turn attack the pro-axis Mongolia in order to collect the bonus.
The question is when will Mongolia turn pro-axis?

Hi,
I have a rule question…
In lastest revision of global:
Setup: Japan navy is huge in z6 and 10 lonely TRNs in z19.
US have 1 AC w. 1 FTR in z8 (edit: and a sub).

Is US allowed to attack z19 with FTR if z6 is attacked with AC (edit: and with a sub) to give a potential safe landing space in z6?
In AE50 and AAR the move would be legal, but is it legal in Global?

I my last game as allied, we did not lose Paris in G1. In UK1 we stacked with everything we could and after a few mighty battles for Paris we lost it to Germany in G5. It can be done :-D

Have anyone played 1941-double blind (one vs one with a third person as a referee - only your own units and units in adjacent territories are visible. Referee will set up newly seen units when they come in range)?

If this has been tried already, then which rules have you used? We will let normal planes do recon missions instead of their attacks and if they pass fighters or aa-guns they risk being killed.

Ideally the fog of war should give the allies a small advantage to even out the normal bid.

Is there any great ideas out there?

Ghostglider