As the Axis, I beat the Allies, played by the hard AI.
The Allies had a 27 IPC bid (9 IPCs per power).
Just bought game
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ah the infantry push. The only method in classic and revised that mattered. :-D However in this since the ipc count has been cut down rigorously, the infantry push can be countered more easliy in this version than otheres. In fact, i think tank buys (at least for germany) are the best option in this game.
Sincerely, Hitler
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2 infantry actually attack better than 1 tank and defend much better, so the tank’s only advantage is movement, which isn’t as important on this map, which is so small.
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Can a battleship, destroyer or sub attack land units
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Not in the 1941 version.
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Is the Soviet Union completely land locked when it come to building ships? Because you can’t pass through sea zone 18 and that’s the only water connected to a factory
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That is right.
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If the USSR can afford ships then something has probably gone catastrophically wrong for the Axis. :-D
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They should have gave you less ships for Russia then and more troops and tanks
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I agree. It has always bugged me that they give you all these ships and planes for Russia and they never get used.
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I agree. It has always bugged me that they give you all these ships and planes for Russia and they never get used.
I guess that part of the reason for providing all the major powers with more or less the same equipment is to give players the freedom to experiment with unconventional purchases – or, to put it another way, the freedom to make potentially fatal mistakes.
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I’m with you there, Marc. I once tried purchasing a transport for the black sea, as G’s planes were either all dead or out of range. I was planning on funneling troops right past West Russia, however it turned out to be a waste of money.
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