@KraytKing However Oil stocks are a must for any ww2 game. Their must be a cost for attacks ( each attack costs 1/2 IPC) plus certain areas of the map produce oil X each turn, that’s easily modeled

@KraytKing Modeling weather should only follow that certain areas of the map are effected. Rasputita and snow in Russia and possible Typhoons in south east Asia are really the only candidates in an Operational or Strategic setting. So movement modifiers in Western Russia for all land units at 1 and limited air movement seem the only things along with perhaps a -1 combat modifier for tanks? But the only benefit are the Allies. You have to stack up this hindrance to if it improves the game, which its not adding anything except more realism. Realism isn’t itself sometimes enough to make a game more fun, while player options are an improvement that wins everytime.

@AndrewAAGamer Well originally, the game setup gave quite a bit more Italian infantry in the 1st scenario. Latter Matt took off about 5-6 Italians and i think 1 artillery. If OP poster thinks their is a glitch, he can add them back only i don’t recall where they were …hmmmm

It should be Formosa along with Manchukuo both be original Japanese areas, Formosa was Japanese since 1895 and Manchukuo Independent since 1931. Formosa can never be “chinese”. You might as well make the area east of Turkey including parts of Russia, India all part of China because Gennghis khan once owned it.

Its just a freaking cover name for a number of other box of plastic junk that came in boxes with rules and map, etc. It means nothing and only applies to Milton Bradley games of this type.

I hated that place. Too many Vampires and Jollibees. Per capita they make more Vampire movies than anyone and Jollibees is disgusting because everything is greasy and has too much sugar in it especially the spaghetti and franks. Spain should have never went there and screwed it up in the 1800’s. Also, no traffic control and they put 50 people or 5 tons of crap on one motorcycle. Who does this???

@dazedwit Azores is part of Portugal, USA took over the island around 1942, rather seized it. I know strange. But they had no army so it was easy, Like Greenland

@Krieghund well there you go…

@Imperious-Leader The answer is simple. If you invade a true neutral, it and everyone else is now at war with you. it could be axis or allies. the side that now has more support merely has to get their land units in the nation and claim these soldiers as their own. What else?

@dazedwit said in Global 2nd edition Q+A ( AAG40.2):

dazedwit
9 days ago

@Imperious-Leader

G1: invade Yugoslavia and ping pong to Romania and leave Yugo for Italy.

Does this attack change the political situation in Yugoslavia from Friendly Allied Neutral to Allied At War Neutral?

Does this change in political situation allow for the fighter on Malta to land in Yugo turn one?

I feel like I read about this situation or saw it in a video but I can’t find this situation addressed in the rule book.

Thank you

What prompted this? i don’t recall posting in this section for a LONG TIME. Whats it in referenced from?