Northern part of Okinawa.
just wondering, does america get any more troops, then what are shown on the map? also can japan win?
@i:
just wondering, does america get any more troops, then what are shown on the map? also can japan win?
Yes there are reinforcements that can come on later as needed. We will have to see during the play test if Japan can win. This is my first test game.
ohh, hopefully japan can win :).
Japan cannot win, but there is damage and holding the Americans objectives that give in essence a Japanese victory. Really the Axis cannot win in a Global Axis & Allies game but the scenario must warrant situations where they can achieve some sort of victory. I have played Okinawa, both sides, and it was fun whether I played the Japanese or Americans. As the japanese, I made the AMerican pay for every inch of Island they advanced on.
so your going to make alternate victory conditions for japan? IE hold X amount of land for X time or something else?
@i:
so your going to make alternate victory conditions for japan? IE hold X amount of land for X time or something else?
Still a work in progress! I am sure that Tigerman will have many changes when the testing is done.
@coachofmany:
Japan cannot win, but there is damage and holding the Americans objectives that give in essence a Japanese victory. Really the Axis cannot win in a Global Axis & Allies game but the scenario must warrant situations where they can achieve some sort of victory. I have played Okinawa, both sides, and it was fun whether I played the Japanese or Americans. As the japanese, I made the AMerican pay for every inch of Island they advanced on.
maybe selling the game on the premise of playing 2 games (one as each side) then comparing relative losses for ‘who won’ would be an interesting way to do it. if its set up where the axis CAN’T win then its essentially, who can damage the allies the most. There are a lot of video games like this, left4dead2 comes to mind first for me, you play both sides, with whom ever did best as survivors winning the round.
Okinawa test at start of turn six. Northern part has fallen easily.
Start of turn six. Southern part is a tougher nut to crack.
Another test game at the end of 10 turns. Japan has sunk a total of 8 U.S. carriers. Card at the top of map shows U.S. ships sunk by kamakazies. You might notice some of Coach’s new U.S. units on the map.
Love the painted Corsairs!
@coachofmany:
Love the painted Corsairs!
Painted the corsairs dark blue on top and a sky blue on the under side. I am not a good enough painter to put the small insignias on the planes. I painted the SNLF white with blue helmets.
F4U Corsairs.
