Semantics? I don’t think so. Not sharing a turn is a big change, especially for the navies, as they can’t attack together. Not to mention adding another player position. It may be a small change rules-wise, but that doesn’t mean it’s not significant.
@Captain:
I asked Larry over at his website if ANZAC would be separate in the global game, but he said:
Q: Being as Canada is a Commonwealth of UK, and ANZAC is a separate power, how will that play out in the “full” game, both economically and with territories?
A: In the Global game both the ANZAC and Canadian forces will probably be controlled by the UK player.Q: Will ANZAC control all of the UKs territories in the AAP map, with UK controlling the ones on the Europe map?
A: No, again the UK player will control all commonwealth territories in the global game. I’m not 100% sure about this however… In the AAP there will be a dedicated UK player - based out of India and the ANZAC player out of Australia/New Zealand.
that change is getting smaller and smaller. No one said it wasn’t significant, just that it was a stretch to say it was a brand new power.
It’s just as much a separate power from India as the United States is.
India now separate too?
I should have said “UK”, not “India”. I was thinking classic Pacific.
no, we were talking classic Pacific, just wanted to make sure whether we were getting a fresh news scoop.