@tincanofthesea thanks! I’m going test it next time I play. Whats your feedback? @GeneralHandGrenade
Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion
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@the-captain said in Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion:
and each dice roll is added “2” in the same way as for Strategic Bomber units,
right on that was what i wanted to know. The rules don’t imply anything different as written. Haven’t really used them and wanted to make sure
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@the-captain Can you send empty LCVs into combat ? Cannon fodder only ?
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Attacking Landing Craft units can be send into combat - without cargo.
Example:
If your Landing Craft units have to pass through an enemy Minefield, you might want to consider using some of your empty Landing Craft units as cannon fodder if they are struck by a Mine.Remember that if a Landing Craft unit is hit by a Mine, the units inside the Landing Craft unit are also lost.
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The Rules Clarification has ben updated today.
The clarifications concern:
- Landing Craft units
- Heavy Bomber units
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You are doing great👍🏼
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Coming Up in 2023:
- A full color printed rulebook with the Revised Edition of Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion
The Revised Edition is mostly based on questions and comments from players in the Axis & Allies community and includes several rules clarifications. - New color coded plastic playing pieces
A combination of “Punch Out” card board roundels and color coded plastic units is available to make it easier for players to manage the game - and make the game look more realistic. - A YouTube Channel is created, with videos and pictures of “How to use the Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion”.
Also, various strategies will be promoted with explanations. - Global 1943 is included as an appendix in the new printed rulebook.
This ambitious project is expected to be released no later than 21st April 2023.
More informations and updates will be announced at this forum - stay with us.
- A full color printed rulebook with the Revised Edition of Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion
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Correction concerning Army Group and Landmines:
- An Army Group must be formed either during Non-Combat Movement or the Place New Units phase.
The Army Group is then ready to defend in the same round and can attack in the next or on any future round.
This correction now reflects the same game mechanisms that involve all other Armies - an makes game play easier.
- Landmines can be produced by all Nations - except China.
India is considered a Nation/Capital - so mines can also be produced in India.
The game mechanisms concerning production of mines are not changed however.
Those two corrections will be part of the Rules Clarification and the revised Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion rulebook.
- An Army Group must be formed either during Non-Combat Movement or the Place New Units phase.
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It’s going to be to hard for Japan when India has around 10-20 mines laying on Burma or elsewhere.
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@cornelis-post yea forget the Tank. Drop 5 LMs a turn. If JPN gets ready to attack drop a 20 spot lol
Will limit any offensive operations in SE Asia though and JPN might not mind a stalemate at Burma. They can focus on China/Russia. Which I like to do anyway unless India vulnerable.
It’s a new twist and will be fun to try out :)
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Remember that in India, the United Kingdom player can spend a maximum of 20 IPC each round.
So, for each 3 Mines, an Infantry unit can be produced instead.
Statistically, you’ll need 3 Mines to score 1 hit.
What we have seen so far is, that Mines produced on a massive scale does not benefit the defender.
Mines are usually used to defend a line that the enemy would have to pass several times.
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@the-captain yes Good point. I think there is a psychological aspect seeing all those LMs though lol. Especially if inexperienced.
Will include an Option with next update. Looking forward to trying it out. I’ll probably stay with normal builds but might do one less INF a turn for 3 LMs just to have a few :)
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@the-captain said in Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion:
What we have seen so far is, that Mines produced on a massive scale does not benefit the defender.
This is interesting. LMs can only Defend first rd of combat but 30 shots at a 2 as opposed to 10 could be pretty devastating to JPN.
Depends on the dice obviously but it would give me pause on the attack
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Yes - United States can declare War on it’s 3rd turn - Early 1941 - against Germany and Italy - but not Japan. This is the same as the OOB G40 rules.
In this way, if Japan attacks - or declares War on - any US, UK or ANZAC units/territories, the United States will activate the US National Guard (6 Infantry units and 2 Fighter units.)
In addition, United States would be able to declare War and attack Japan any time in any future round.
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@the-captain said in Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion:
It is not possible to keep a Bunker unit if the Infantry unit leaves it.
Not even if you send new Infantry units into that territory during NCM.Why:
The Bunker unit (Fortification) represents Heavy Weapons, barbed wire, anti-personel mines, obstacles etc. and specially trained fortification infantry units.
When the Fortification is left behind by the infantry defending in it, everything is considered demolished to avoid capture by enemy units.So if Infantry Units go into/activate a Bunker, they can leave under no circumstances ?
If i have 2 INF move from W Ger to Holland, where there are 2 INF and 2 Bnkrs, can they replace the 2 INF in Holland allowing the 2 Holland INF to move to Normandy ?
On the same turn.
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After rereading the above It is not possible to keep a Bunker unit if the Infantry unit leaves it.
Not even if you send new Infantry units into that territory during NCM.I’m gonna guess answer is no. Basically once a INF is in a Bunker it can never leave or the Bunker dies
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If an Infantry unit leaves the Fortification for any reason, the Fortification is destroyed.
Even if a new Infantry unit is moving into the same territory/island during Non-Combat Move.So in your example, the Bunker is destroyed.
The challenge about Fortifications is, that you must consider future movements at an early stage - to avoid loosing the Bunker.
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@The-Captain After another 10 hours or so of playing the Axis finally conceded not too long after Rome fell to the United States invasion.
One item that came up was in regards to destroying industrial complexes. I know you can destroy underground complexes so shouldn’t a country be able to destroy any above ground complex as well? I looked through the section 1 Expansion rules but didn’t find it, or maybe I’m blind. It doesn’t make sense for a country to only be able to destroy underground complexes.Thoughts?
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It sounds as a great game.
Concerning demolition of facilities:
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Air Base & Naval Base:
These facilities can be demolished at a cost of 4 IPC, since they are considered to consist of simple structures and supply areas. -
Industrial Complex:
An Industrial Complex is considered to consist of more complex and extensive structures with multiple production facilities.
Further more the area in which the Industrial Complex is present represents vast logistical supply lines etc.
During play testing, we tried various scenarios in both cost and procedures on how to demolish facilities.
Clearly, there had to be a major difference in not only demolishing an Air or Naval Base and an Industrial Complex - but also a difference in the process.
Simply because these facilities are different in both size and complexity.
Since we had already play tested the Underground Factory - as part of the Strategic Bombing concept - we went on to play test the suitability of Underground Factory for destruction.
Play test results showed, that the game mechanisms were functioning - and we achieved both a difference in cost as well as procedure in demolishing an Air or Naval Base compared to an Industrial Complex.
For game play reasons, it was important to keep the Demolishion rules as simple as possible - and also make it attractive to players.
The final result is now part of the Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion.
Thanks for your comment - I hope the above explanation is adequate:+1:
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Combat Board is used for resolving Combat with Global 1940 and Global 1943 Expansions.
The Combat Board (see attached file) will be included in the revised edition of the Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion.
Note:
The Army Group Markers are represented for Germany (red outline) and the Allies (blue outline) - and are attached to both the Attacker and Defender side.
Remember that an active Army Group has 2 extra dice rolls.
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