Thank you for the quick response.
That is what i thought but not having huge experience under the belt i just wanted to double check here.
Have a good day.
Need help defending as UK until USSR joins
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@shadowhawk No, I was going to ask. With the amount of troops we had, would’ve totally done that. Will make the other players aware for next time. Changes the whole strategy for USSR and Germany. Also, I appreciate you sending that guide in here, it’s just one step up from the basic rules. We watched Ben Harsh’s hour long video, and read a good bit of the book, but obviously missed a lot.
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@YUMYAM said in Need help defending as UK until USSR joins:
@shadowhawk No, I was going to ask. With the amount of troops we had, would’ve totally done that. Will make the other players aware for next time. Changes the whole strategy for USSR and Germany. Also, I appreciate you sending that guide in here, it’s just one step up from the basic rules. We watched Ben Harsh’s hour long video, and read a good bit of the book, but obviously missed a lot.
Well the rules are the same, even that guide is more or less just people doing some math on the subject. But most important thing is to get the setup right and get the income settings right.
Just read the global rules and make sure both understand them the rest is pretty and you got most of the game sorted i think. -
Agreed. I’m not a good Axis player but I’ll by happy to help. Maybe the Axis player uses the forum too?
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Did the Axis scramble during Taranto? If so, you need way more than 2 planes and the naval units to dust the enemy off.
Anyways, everyone else seems to have you covered so I don’t have much to say. AndrewAAGamer’s guide is perfect. Really changed my view.
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@YUMYAM said in Need help defending as UK until USSR joins:
@shadowhawk No, I was going to ask. With the amount of troops we had, would’ve totally done that. Will make the other players aware for next time. Changes the whole strategy for USSR and Germany. Also, I appreciate you sending that guide in here, it’s just one step up from the basic rules. We watched Ben Harsh’s hour long video, and read a good bit of the book, but obviously missed a lot.
You should really read up on the rules before you start the game. I was wondering why there where so many weird things in the picture.
Things you most likely forgot.
USA can declare war end of round 3 ( or before if certain conditions are met )
USSR can declare start of round 4 ( or before if certain conditions are met )
You can load and unload troops from transports in the same turn.
Income is different in global.
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I think he got the US thing right. Based on how he worded things it appears Japan pulled a J1 or J2.
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@SuperbattleshipYamato said in Need help defending as UK until USSR joins:
I think he got the US thing right. Based on how he worded things it appears Japan pulled a J1 or J2.
Well its obvious that if the US gets attacked that its at war. Just pointing them out because maby next time Japan might not pull of a J1 or J2 ( or even J3 )
Since he missed the russia thing which is on the same page, and the USA income thing also in the same page might as well point some more out so he doesnt miss them.Its not that obvious that the rules for global are @the back of the rulebook and not just a small different rulebook.
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That’s true.
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@shadowhawk funny enough we all went “ohhhhhhhhhh” when we saw there were global rules in the back of the book half way through the game.
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@SuperbattleshipYamato I think were planning on restarting, if we can finish before our winter break. I’ll keep this post updated by turns as best I can.
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👍👍
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By the way how did the US bonuses go? Did you get the correct amount? Or did the US 20 IPCs per theater?
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