When an Industrial Complex has been converted into an Underground Factory, there is no reverse.
Exception:
When an Underground Factory is moved, the Underground Factory Upgrade is lost - and so is any upgrade to Heavy Industry.
When the Industrial Complex has been moved to a new location, any upgrade to Underground Factory and Heavy Industry can be purchased again.
If the enemy captures an Underground Factory, this Underground Factory is captured as such and the Underground Factory capacity is still intact.
Remember:
If an Underground Factory has been upgraded to Heavy Industry, this upgrade is lost if captured by enemy forces.
Only the original owner of an Original Industrial Complex can upgrade it to Heavy Industry.
This rule also applies to Underground Factories.
@the-captain said in Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion:
If the enemy captures an Underground Factory, this Underground Factory is captured as such and the Underground Factory capacity is still intact.
ok thats what I thought. Have a triplea error. It was being treated as a hit point. Think i got it fixed for next update.
I am really digging 43 lol
Great,
Yea - the Global 1943 Expansion is truly a great game.
We’re still working on some Basic Strategies for Global 1943.
Since the number of units in the Global 1943 Setup is enormous compared to Global 1940, there are so many options to all Nations.
@the-captain AAguns Fire at a max of 3 Paras per gun, same as planes. Does it also gets 3 shots at the planes for 6 total since they fire separately ? Or is it still 3 max per gun and you just roll the planes and Paras separate ?
Say 2 rolls at 2 planes and then 1 at a Para ?
Paratroopers are exposed to fire from antiaircraft
guns – same rules apply as for air units. If
Paratroopers attack together with air units any
defending AAA must fire at the Paratroopers and
the air units separately.
Rules concerning AAA are OOB - so in this case each AAA can only fire 3 times.
Example:
2 Paratrooper units and 2 Fighter units attack an enemy terrirory with one AAA unit.
The defender must choose how to direct the 3 “shots” fired at the attacking Paratrooper & Fighter units.
In this example the defender chooses to fire against both Paratrooper units - and to use the last shot against one of the Fighter units.
The dice must be rolled seperately from the Paratrooper units and the Fighter unit.
Here is how it goes:
Two AAA dice are rolled against the Paratrooper units. Any casualties are removed.
One AAA dice is rolled against the Fighter unit. Any casualty is removed.
After the AAA fire is resolved, combat continues as normal.
@the-captain right on idk why I was thinking otherwise. Guess they’re getting paranoid in the Caucasus and want moscow to send them an AAgun lol
Why not just roll for all Mines at once ? Only the hits count, so all the others would stay active anyway. That’s how I’ve been doing it . Am I missing something ?
Two UK land units attack through a minefield that
contains 10 German mines – the German player
must roll one die at a time until 2 mines have
detonated and thereby eliminated the two UK
units – or until all 10 mines have defended.
Only mines that have detonated are removed
from play – the other mines that have defended
but not detonated are still active and ready for
future defence.
Edit
The extra, if any, hits don’t count. Just enough to kill all the attackers. Faster that way
If you roll for all Mines at once, and more Mines detonate than the number of enemy units passing through the Minefield, you would lose those extra detonated Mines…
For ease of game play we actually roll for all Mines at once - and if more Mines detonate than the number of enemy units passing through the Minefield, the deal is, that only a maximum number of Mines can detonate equal to the number of enemy units…
@the-captain right on I gotcha now.
I discovered two errors (or anomalies :) ) in the USA strategy guide. There seems to miss some infantry in order to exactly do what’s stated.
In Early 1940, the strategy guide states that the US transport in sz 101 should pick up two infantry, but there are only two infantry bordering sz 101, the one in CUS, and the one in EUS. And the one in CUS is ordered to move to WUS in that same turn. So that means only one infantry can be transported.
In Early 1941, the strategy guide says that the US player should upgrade three of its infantry in WUS to US Marines, but there are only two infantry in WUS at that point. There start two infantry in WUS, one of them moves to Hawaii with an AA, but the CUS infantry moves to WUS, so that makes it two. Next turn, a transport picks up the two infantry and moves to Aleutian islands with it, but the infantry in Mexico move to WUS, so that makes it again two. But the turn after that you cannot upgrade three infantry, since there are only two.
Hi Victory,
Thanks for the information.
I’ll look into it asap and correct any flaws.
Most important is, that USA can upgrade 3 Infantry units in Western USA to US Marine Infantry units since these US Marines are to be supported by 3 Artillery units during the future attacks in The Pacific.
I suggest that the “missing” Infantry unit that must re-inforce Aleutian Islands comes from Alaska.
Then, on a later turn, Alaska can be re-inforced with newly purchased Infantry
Another question, this came up in the game I am running now (it’s a damn exciting game by the way, I think it’s going to be the first game where the Axis have a good chance of winning :) I changed some of my Axis strats and it’s working)
It’s about the Banzai rule. What if Japan amphibiously assaults Borneo with two infantry from the Philippines, and two Infantry from Malaya? Can Japan perform a banzai attack on Borneo? And what will happen? Because it’s stated that if any unit other than infantry participates in the attack, the banzai attack isn’t possible, but it also states that the infantry have to come from the same territory, but there seems to be no explanation what happens if you attack with only infantry from multiple territories
I hope it’s option 3 or 2, since Japan then can conquer three of the Dutch East Indies at once :)
Hi Victory,
As always, your questions are very well elaborated:+1:
The Banzai rule is effective only if the Japanese Infantry units come from the same territory.
So, in your example only 2 of the attacking Japanese Infantry units would get the Banzai option during the attack.
The Banzai rule described on page 54 should say:
“If there is any support from any type of unit other than Infantry, the Banzai factor is eliminated, and all Infantry attack as with the original OOB rules.”
This will be part of the updated Rules Clarification.
@victoryfirst said in Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion:
this came up in the game I am running now (it’s a damn exciting game by the way, I think it’s going to be the first game where the Axis have a good chance of winning I changed some of my Axis strats and it’s working)
Hope you’ll give a game report. Sounds like a good one : )
@The-Captain Landing Craft can’t be moved by Rail ? Is that correct ?
A Landing Craft unit is a Land unit.
It is produced on Land - moves on Land during Non-Combat Movement - and must begin and end it’s move on Land during Combat Movement.
In other words: Landing Craft units can be moved by Strategic Rail Movement.
This will be part of the Rules Clarification :+1:
Hi Captain,
I had a few questions regarding the rules. They came up during the game I was playing.
An Army Group needs two Armies and ten land-based combat units to exist. Can (some of) these ten land-based combat units be part of another army? (E.g, if a nation has two Tank Armies, Two Army Corps and two infantry in a territory, can this be an army group?
Why are there only two Atlantik-Wall markers, while there are four territories that can be fortified? (so four markers would be better)
In the rulebook, in the description of some units it’s stated that it counts as a tank unit towards the Air Transport Capacity. Since these units in question are German, and only Germany can Air-Transport Tank units, and Air Transports can only transport ONE combat unit, this is actually unnecessary to mention.
Can you fortify an empty island that had infantry moving to it during NCM?
Can you purchase a unit that is exceeding the maximum amount of units that can be on the map, but with the expectation that one of the already existing units die through combat, so that the maximum isn’t exceeded? And in the case this doesn’t happen, get the cost of the unplaceable unit reimbursed? (For example, Germany has six Panzer Grenadiers. It is planning to make a suicide run with them, and attack into heavily defended territory. Can it therefore buy some Panzer Grenadiers in the Purchase New Units phase? Because in the case that the enemy rolls enough hits, the maximum of units on the map will not be exceeded since the units are placed in the Place New Units Phase, and the units are bought in the Purchase New Units Phase.)
One more question and two rule-exploits I discovered (of little to no impact I think, but I don’t really know).
First the question!
I did this example because an Army Group containing foreign units cannot attack with its bonus (since the foreign units will not be able to move on a different power’s turn), but it can defend with the bonus (only).
Now, the rule exploits:
So, the US can bend the rules in its way to either always collect the extra units, or make a surprise attack, by not immediately declaring war on turn 3 on Japan.
Hi Victory,
Yes
You can print as many Atlantic Wall Markers as you want. This is also the case with Damage Markers, Fortifications etc.
True - we mentioned it, simply to make it more clear to new players. But anyway, you’re right.
No. The Infantry unit is moved to the island during NCM - the Fortification is placed during the Place New Units phase. So, the island is not empty when you place the Fortification.
No.
Concerning production of some units that are limited in numbers:
Example:
German Panzer Grenadiers:
Germany has 6 Panzer Grenadier units in Berlin.
The German player converts 4 Panzer Grenadier units to Waffen-SS Panzer Grenadier units.
The Panzer Grenadier units are immediately replaced by the Waffen-SS Panzer Grenadier units - and returned to the tray.
The German player purchases those 4 Panzer Grenadier units again - in this turn - and keep them ready for placement in the Place New Units phase in this turn.
