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1940 British IPC question

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Can the British Pacific economy purchase equipment and place it into the game in a British European factory?
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Afraid not. The two are separate economies.
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@GrayBlaZe:

When they state the number of players, it is just a recomendation. You could very well play with nine players except; France, China, & ANZAC would be quite boring, unless a newbe or child was playing with you, it would be good for them to play a minor country. If you are playing with six then some player would play two counties, however, they are still considerd nine different armies; if you play two they don’t mix there income. So it always be nine indiviual counties weither you play with nine people or two.

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