Posts made by Slip Capone

@P@nther:

Welcome to the forum, Slip Capone,

Just download TripleA and get the desired map using the ingame downloader.
Look for “WWII Revised”. This will install at least a “LHTR”-version, too.
See the stickies in this subforum for help if needed.

I am not sure about the victory conditions - in any case TripleA just gives a note when the chosen victory conditions are met and does not end the game.
In other words: You can play with whatever victory conditions you want, you just need to keep track of them yourself in case they don’t match.

In case of further questions just ask.

HTH :-)

Thanks for the help, I will give it a go. The reason I want to change the victory conditions is to try new strategies against the AI with it actually going for the same goal.

Thanks again.

Hey guys,

I am just getting back into the scene and am wondering if a map for revised still exists on tripleA and if so where it can be obtained?

A follow up question is also if it is possible to change the victory conditions as I want to use the WBC tournament rules.

Thanks heaps, I apoligise if this has been asked 1000 times.

Hey Guys,

Add another Revised player to the list ;). FYI our group uses the WBC tournament rules and since we started using them we haven’t gone back.

Adjudication System:
The determination of who wins a game will be based upon the control of Victory Territories (VTs). The Victory City method of determining a winner will NOT be used. Each side controls 12 Victory Territories at the beginning of the game. The Victory Territories are listed below.

AXIS POWERS

GERMANY
Germany
Western Europe
Southern Europe
Eastern Europe
Ukraine SSR
Norway

JAPAN
Japan
Manchuria
French Indochina
Philippine Islands
East Indies
Borneo

ALLIED POWERS

USSR
Russia
Caucasus
Archangel
Novosibirsk

UK
United Kingdom
India
Anglo-Egypt
Australia

USA
Eastern US
Western US
Hawaiian Islands
Sinkiang

If a player holds 18 (or more) VTs for a full round of game play (from the end of a country’s turn to the beginning of that same country’s next turn.), then that player automatically wins.

In the event of a VT tie at the end of the game, whichever side increased its IPC total is the winner. If the game is still tied after reviewing the IPC totals, then the GM will make a determination of the winner based upon the game situation at the time the game ended.

If a player chooses to concede before the game has reached the 18 VT automatic win threshold or the game time limit (4.5 hrs), a default score of 19 VTs and +30 IPCs will be awarded to the winner.

We found that these rules open up the strategy a lot. In the allowed time, experienced players will get in 6 rounds some times 7. We found that if we have a newer or slower player playing with us, instead of setting a time limit we set a round limit.

With these rules, the Allies need a bid of between 3-5 IPCs to give the Axis a run for their money. Our win rate with these rules is pretty much 50/50.

Thoughts a questions welcome :)