Simon, I am also baffled by what happened in Russia since we are missing the critical first few rounds in that BM game. Adam is one of the top players, if not the top player, in the world and I am sure that he didn’t make mistakes. Unfortunately the thread missed out on the initial setup and openings so I can’t explain how Moscow was so easily captured. Regardless, the Allies are still very much alive and the combined factories in Egypt and Iraq are making it very tough for the Axis to push further south. I am sure that Adam will fly over a bunch of planes when it is critical to make a stand in the oilfields.
Two very minor problems with the map
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Great point!
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I love that! Thank you for bringing this to my attention!
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Also, one thing that was not covered was this:
Africa is way too big compared to South America! Especially the northwestern part.
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@marshmallowofwar Afraid not, the UK invaded it in early 1940/39, iirc.
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@hengst So the article says, and read on until you actually get to what I was talking about in the article.
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@marshmallowofwar Cmon even I knew that Iceland was occupied :)
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Also they just gave the UK all of Borneo
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I’m also aware of this problem.
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@hungrymoose It’s for balancing purposes. Most of the stuff from Borneo was shipped directly for Malaya so it’s basically 1 IPC for the dutch and 3 IPC for the UK (pacific)
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A 1-3 split for Borneo would be interesting since it gives Japan a spot to build an IC on. But I think this is one reason they simply combined the territories, in addition to scaling separate territories.
Corsica bugs me a little since it’s so easy to correct. But I wonder if that was also done for gameplay purposes since it opens up a UK attack on SZ 95 with a landing spot.
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Corsica was given to Italy after France died. Since Germany usually kills it before any of the powers of the Mediterranean has their first turn, it makes sense.
It would be nice though to have an additional rule where Italy only controls it if France dies.
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