True, I did not mean to say that one bad-luck battle increases your odds of a future good-luck battle. What I meant is that Global 1940 is a much bigger game than, say, Revised. Global has more units involved and more battles that matter. The effect of having more units and more battles is to soften the effect of any one unit missing or of any one battle going poorly. In other words, as you broaden your sample size, you get closer to achieving average results in the aggregate.
Alpha 3 - FIC question
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Political situation for Alpha 3 states “A state of war between Japan and France or between Japan and the Soviet Union will not affect relations between Japan and the United States, and vice versa.”
Does this mean Japan can invade FIC w/out a declaration of war versus UK & ANZAC?
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It has nothing to do with UK/ANZAC. The only power that Japan needs to declare war on to attack FIC (or any other French territory) is France.
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Thanks! Maybe I’m remembering the rules from the 1940 Pacific only and applying it to Global.
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Thanks! Maybe I’m remembering the rules from the 1940 Pacific only and applying it to Global.
The same rule conditions existed in Pac 1940 as global - the diplomatic relationship between France and Japan has always been independent from UK/ANZAC and Japan. In the OOB setup and rules of Pac 1940, there was basically no reason whatsoever to not attack FIC first turn, and that had no bearing on diplomatic relations with UK/ANZAC.
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Does cause Japan to not collect their 10 ipc NO if memory serves. At least in the current version of alpha 3.
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