Thank you! Seems like G2 is better than G3.
Europe 1940 shows up on Wizards site…with screenshot
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I like the French colour. But I see no French control markers?
I really wish that the Italians and Russians would be more distinguishable from each other. I guess I’m buying a light green spray bomb …
They’ll get their money out of me with this - even without a true start date of 1939.
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@SAS:
As for France, with them being autonomous, I would assume they could take control of Dutch territories, though with the assurance from Larry that Paris will fall to the Germans within two turns, that would be pointless for the Allies as they couldn’t gain any IPCs or anything from those territories from then on.
When an allied power’s capital falls, you can take over their territories and gain IPCs from them. So the French can take over the Dutch territories, gaining IPCs from them. Then, if Paris falls, the UK can take these territories over from the French. It’s a rule that some people seem completely unaware of. For clarification, see the bottom of this FAQ page:
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=16870.15
This can only happen if the tt in question are under enemy control
Seriously? Jeez. Krieg, could we get a clarification from you on this? Does this appear in the rules anywhere?
And will the “only UK and ANZAC troops can take over Dutch territories” rule extend to Europe, as well? Or can the French and Russians pick up Dutch territories too?
Cheers, MIR
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I don’t see how French or Russian units can get all the way to the DEI without transports in the area, especially with japan’s super fleet. I don’t see why you’d want France to take them, since they can’t collect ipcs
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I like the French colour. But I see no French control markers?
Judging from the borrowed sculpts for France, the strange color, and the lack of french control markers (even on income chart, it seems this picture was taken before the E40 pieces had been produced, so they borrowed pieces from previous games to take the picture and photoshopped the color of the french units (not to mention the fact the same could be said for the P40 picture with ANZAC). At least that leaves hope that the italian pieces may yet be a more distinguishable color.
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I don’t see how French or Russian units can get all the way to the DEI without transports in the area, especially with japan’s super fleet. I don’t see why you’d want France to take them, since they can’t collect ipcs
I think they were talking about France taking the dutch homeland territories, not the DEI. However, won’t the european dutch territories already be under German control by the start of the game?
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@SAS:
As for France, with them being autonomous, I would assume they could take control of Dutch territories, though with the assurance from Larry that Paris will fall to the Germans within two turns, that would be pointless for the Allies as they couldn’t gain any IPCs or anything from those territories from then on.
When an allied power’s capital falls, you can take over their territories and gain IPCs from them. So the French can take over the Dutch territories, gaining IPCs from them. Then, if Paris falls, the UK can take these territories over from the French. It’s a rule that some people seem completely unaware of. For clarification, see the bottom of this FAQ page:
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=16870.15
This can only happen if the tt in question are under enemy control
Seriously? Jeez. Krieg, could we get a clarification from you on this? Does this appear in the rules anywhere?
And will the “only UK and ANZAC troops can take over Dutch territories” rule extend to Europe, as well? Or can the French and Russians pick up Dutch territories too?
Cheers, MIR
Calvinhobbesliker is correct. The only way that you can take control of an ally’s territory is to capture it from the enemy while that ally’s capital is held by the enemy. The only exception to this rule is the UK/ANZAC ability to take control of Dutch territories, and no other power has or will have this ability.
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It seems you can get from EUS to Algeria, Spain, and Portugal in 1 turn
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how can u guys tell?? do u have a diffrent map then what mi looking at?
Well, each Sea Zone has a white number, and you can see white spots on the ocean. I assume that numbers close together are adjacent.
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dont get smatr a** on me im canadain!
Try spelling correctly. It will help your Canadian image…
(FYI… I love Canada. Beautiful place.)
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@SAS:
All he did was answer your question. :roll:
Nice end quote SAS. Cool band.
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@SAS:
All he did was answer your question. :roll:
Nice end quote SAS. Cool band.
Thanks. 8-) I sent you a PM to avoid bogging down this thread.
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OK, here’s a question.
If you look at the borderbetween Libya and the Sahara, there appears to be an oddly shaped territory that’s colored more like the beige of a neutral territory (no name or other symbol visible, though) than the blue-gray of the impassable Sahara. Any theories? Is that a possible path to try to outflank the Brits in Egypt, or do you think it’s some other map or picture artifact?
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OK, here’s a question.
If you look at the borderbetween Libya and the Sahara, there appears to be an oddly shaped territory that’s colored more like the beige of a neutral territory (no name or other symbol visible, though) than the blue-gray of the impassable Sahara. Any theories? Is that a possible path to try to outflank the Brits in Egypt, or do you think it’s some other map or picture artifact?
That’s just the rest of Libya(look at a modern map), and is probably there to show that part of Libya is in the Sahara.
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OK, here’s a question.
If you look at the borderbetween Libya and the Sahara, there appears to be an oddly shaped territory that’s colored more like the beige of a neutral territory (no name or other symbol visible, though) than the blue-gray of the impassable Sahara. Any theories? Is that a possible path to try to outflank the Brits in Egypt, or do you think it’s some other map or picture artifact?
That’s just the rest of Libya(look at a modern map), and is probably there to show that part of Libya is in the Sahara.
Perhaps it will be possible to move troops to that libyan part of Sahara as well…… Interesting… I’d love to see Anderb’s opinion on this one.
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On another thread, there was a discussion about how much time it would take to get German reinforcements (AKA, Rommel) into Africa. Basically it came down to: T1-capture French TT on Med, T2, build IC, T3 Build transports and units at IC, T4, first opportunity for units to arrive in Africa. This was deemed long and cumbersome, and people were despairing that Africa would become an Italy-only endeavor.
The setup on the image we’ve seen gave me a thought (with all the caveats on the unreliability of the image as a representation of the actual setup). Even with Germany having no territories on the Med to start, it would be perfectly reasonable and even likely for the Germans to start with a transport and a destroyer in the Med (Relying on Italy for protection). This way, the Germans could start shuttling units over on turn 2.
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OK, here’s a question.
If you look at the borderbetween Libya and the Sahara, there appears to be an oddly shaped territory that’s colored more like the beige of a neutral territory (no name or other symbol visible, though) than the blue-gray of the impassable Sahara. Any theories? Is that a possible path to try to outflank the Brits in Egypt, or do you think it’s some other map or picture artifact?
That’s just the rest of Libya(look at a modern map), and is probably there to show that part of Libya is in the Sahara.
I realize that it represents Libya politically, but I don’t see any reason for them to make that distinction on the map unless there was a gameplay reason behind it. Having it be neutral makes the most sense (and opens up some possibilities), but I can’t see any markings (Name, IPC value, or Unit Silhouettes) that would positively identify it as such. Hence my question.
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On another thread, there was a discussion about how much time it would take to get German reinforcements (AKA, Rommel) into Africa. Basically it came down to: T1-capture French TT on Med, T2, build IC, T3 Build transports and units at IC, T4, first opportunity for units to arrive in Africa. This was deemed long and cumbersome, and people were despairing that Africa would become an Italy-only endeavor.
The setup on the image we’ve seen gave me a thought (with all the caveats on the unreliability of the image as a representation of the actual setup). Even with Germany having no territories on the Med to start, it would be perfectly reasonable and even likely for the Germans to start with a transport and a destroyer in the Med (Relying on Italy for protection). This way, the Germans could start shuttling units over on turn 2.
Larry has said there are no German transports in the Med(maybe he even said to ships at all). This is fine, since the only German units historically were the Africa Korps, which was basically an upgrade to the poor-quality Italian-divisions. The fact that italy will have fully-functioning infantry and tanks is a representation of the DAK.
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OK, here’s a question.
If you look at the borderbetween Libya and the Sahara, there appears to be an oddly shaped territory that’s colored more like the beige of a neutral territory (no name or other symbol visible, though) than the blue-gray of the impassable Sahara. Any theories? Is that a possible path to try to outflank the Brits in Egypt, or do you think it’s some other map or picture artifact?
That’s just the rest of Libya(look at a modern map), and is probably there to show that part of Libya is in the Sahara.
I realize that it represents Libya politically, but I don’t see any reason for them to make that distinction on the map unless there was a gameplay reason behind it. Having it be neutral makes the most sense (and opens up some possibilities), but I can’t see any markings (Name, IPC value, or Unit Silhouettes) that would positively identify it as such. Hence my question.
I think it’s just an artistic thing, like how they show terrain even though it has no effect on the game
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What are those odd markings on the north coast of Brazil??
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