Just play regularly with Germany first, then USSR, then Great Britain, then the USA for the whole game. That pattern never changes.
By circled territories do you mean Stalingrad, Leningrad, and Moscow? If so, they are circle shapes because they are cities, however you play them just like the regular territories.
Wait, what circumstances constitute an Axis win? Do we mean total world domination?
And, when you guys speak of D-Day and other events involving the Western Allies, we don’t know that those operations would have been the same had the USSR not been involved in the war. Although France was a good invasion point for the Allies, it may never have happened at all if the Soviets weren’t involved. Or, more likely, it would have been modified. So many things could change based on this “What if” scenario.
I like to buy 1 arm 1 inf 1 art on turn o for Tunisia. That helps Rommel out a bit.
Why are you guys talking of taking Russia and Britain? If you have Britain, you don’t need to worry about the Russkies. Unless they got transports poised for an invasion of the UK, or tanks on Germany’s front door.
Thanks for the help guys! :-)
I am not too sure what Axis and Allies: Revised is. Is it an actual game you can buy, or is it just another set of rules you can use for Axis and Allies?
@Imperious:
where is the map for revised? with the pieces?
Is there a revised Europe edition?
Exactly. If the sea zone is clear, their job is done.
Here it is.
http://img493.imageshack.us/img493/7650/axisalliesunitplacement4pt.jpg
Sorry the quality ain’t so great, but it should do the job. Also, the capital letters in some of the abbreviations don’t mean anything, they are only there to help you see some of the ones that are against a weird background.
Also, Britain isn’t purple in the game, they are tan, but tan is hard to read so I chose a dark distinctive color.
inf= Infantry
arm= Armor
art= Artillery
fig= Fighter
bomb= Bomber
AA= Anti-Aircraft Gun
IC= Industrial Complex
BShip= Battleship
des= Destroyer
tran= Transport
sub= Submarine
British Units
German Units
American Units
Soviet Units
Capitals
German: Germany
American: United States
British: United Kingdom
Soviet: Moscow
Later on I might be able to edit that image with the starting units written on it, sorry I can’t do it now, but are you still interested?
That makes sense.
Also, if I was Germany, could I land on Iceland without first sending a transport there? I have never been sure about this. There are no units there, so it wouldn’t be combat, but it isn’t technically mine.
I would like there to be a seperate piece for air transports. They could cost 10 IPCs, move six spaces, have no attack, 1 on defense, and carry land units. Not sure how much though, maybe just go with the naval transport way, any combination of two land units except for tanks, and tanks, AA guns and artillery could only be used for non-combat. The infantry would be paratroopers and attack on a 2 for the first round, then 1.
I recently bought 1 art 1 inf and 1 tank for Tunisia. It was a good value, and they swept through the Middle East, barely. Luckily the Soviets were worried about Germans attacking the light purple areas and beyond and didn’t send tanks in from Stalingrad.
How do you get your fighters to Leningrad so quickly? Do you stop in England along the way?