how does poland play. i skimed the rules but found noting. do they act like any other neutel?
also, who would play as them?
how does poland play. i skimed the rules but found noting. do they act like any other neutel?
also, who would play as them?
UK will role for Poland. They are a typical neutral country but if for some reason they are not defeated in the first round they will join the allies and collect an income. I didn’t put anything in the rules for them because if Germany can’t take Poland on turn 1 the game will be over by turn 4 or 5 anyway! Thanks for the question, I will probably put this in my next revision.
Hey, how come Germany has cheaper tanks than russia? is this important for the game you think or can it be played with equal prices for each unit? except special units
@Captain:
Hey, how come Germany has cheaper tanks than russia? is this important for the game you think or can it be played with equal prices for each unit? except special units
It helps balance the game out IMO. Hopefully this will be evident as the game is played more and more.
Remember to look at your setup charts for units costs and attack and defense factors. Most are different, especially axis countries. Even the regular units are different for certain countries, Japanese armor, German subs, UK battleship. As you play the game please give me feedback on thesde changes
will do
Revised setup charts and rules are posted at top of thread. If there are anymore questions feel free to ask.
you said in your post:
Q:Major IC
but in your rules:
Minor Axis countries cannot increase their IPC production. Minor Axis produce units as if they have a minor industrial complex but cannot upgrade to a major complex
I think you have forgotten to change the rules, isn’t it?
2.
Are only the minor allies of Germany able to produce like a minor industrial complex withou having it and does it include Argentinia?
Siam is able to produce 1 infantry, but could Japan build 2 more units in Siam?
What’s up with the allied minor allies, i.e. Iran?
If the US activates Brazil while staying in peace, do they get the 4 IPC for each round or first when they enter war?
Does the US still enter war, if they reach the 80 IPC with already activated Brazil or do they have to reach 84 IPC?
I think 80 would make sense!
Last but not least:
Your chart format doesn’t fit the paper size in some cases.
OK THIS MAY BE REALLY OFF TOPIC BUT I DONT THINK IVE SEEN THIS YET.
COW COME NO ONE HAS COMPLAINED ABOUT THE CANADIAN ROUNDELS??
I THINK THOSE CANADIANS ALREADY HAVE TOO MUCH.;)
you said in your post:
Q:Major IC
- Can only be built on original owned TT’s, Destroyed when captured (Does it include Minors like Siam?)
A:Minor axis and allied territories are included……Siam, Romania, Brazil.but in your rules:
Minor Axis countries cannot increase their IPC production. Minor Axis produce units as if they have a minor industrial complex but cannot upgrade to a major complex
Minor axis, not pro axis neutrals, can have IC’s built in their countries for either Germany or Japan. Following the IC rules for minor and major IC’s. Minor axis Include Finland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, and Siam. The Allies minors are already in action, Canada, ANZAC, South Africa…Pro Allies neutrals can only be activated and use the army.I made a mistake of saying Brazil in the other post. I’m really allowing the axis to place IC’s in minor axis territories to help with game balance. I’ll clarify this in another rulebook revision.
I think you have forgotten to change the rules, isn’t it?
2.
Are only the minor allies of Germany able to produce like a minor industrial complex withou having it and does it include Argentinia?
Siam is able to produce 1 infantry, but could Japan build 2 more units in Siam?
What’s up with the allied minor allies, i.e. Iran?
Argentina can produce if they are activated by the Germans only. I’ll add this too. Siam can’t produce other than the 1 inf per turn, but Japan can put a major IC’ and produce.
If the US activates Brazil while staying in peace, do they get the 4 IPC for each round or first when they enter war?
Does the US still enter war, if they reach the 80 IPC with already activated Brazil or do they have to reach 84 IPC?
I think 80 would make sense!
I’m gonna add in the next rule revision that the US cannot activate any pro ally neutrals before they are at warLast but not least:
Your chart format doesn’t fit the paper size in some cases.Yea, i’m still working on the charts….I was just trying to give out all the info so people could play. I see I still need to work on rule clarification, thanks for the questions.
OK THIS MAY BE REALLY OFF TOPIC BUT I DONT THINK IVE SEEN THIS YET.
COW COME NO ONE HAS COMPLAINED ABOUT THE CANADIAN ROUNDELS??
I THINK THOSE CANADIANS ALREADY HAVE TOO MUCH.;)
:-o :? :cry: :-( :| :roll: :x :evil:
Are fortifications destroyed when territory is captured like the IC are?
one more question:
lets say germany attacks France on G1 and they wait with paris until G2
Then on F1 france move navy to a safe spot at the same zone as british navy.
Then Germany takes paris and They roll a 1 on the dice. Then they are removed and replaced with German naval units?
but then there would be German and British NAval at the same zone?
would there be battle? or should the units just move to nearest german land zone?
@Captain:
one more question:
lets say germany attacks France on G1 and they wait with paris until G2
Then on F1 france move navy to a safe spot at the same zone as british navy.
Then Germany takes paris and They roll a 1 on the dice. Then they are removed and replaced with German naval units?
but then there would be German and British NAval at the same zone?
would there be battle? or should the units just move to nearest german land zone?
I’m pretty sure it would have to be the same rule for whenever naval units start their turn in a hostile sea zone. The player who starts their turn with units in a hostile sea zone can either engage in combat or move out of the zone (staying in the zone is not an option).
@Sgt.:
@Captain:
one more question:
lets say germany attacks France on G1 and they wait with paris until G2
Then on F1 france move navy to a safe spot at the same zone as british navy.
Then Germany takes paris and They roll a 1 on the dice. Then they are removed and replaced with German naval units?
but then there would be German and British NAval at the same zone?
would there be battle? or should the units just move to nearest german land zone?Yes, Germany will move vessel to nearest German territory or do battle.
I’m pretty sure it would have to be the same rule for whenever naval units start their turn in a hostile sea zone. The player who starts their turn with units in a hostile sea zone can either engage in combat or move out of the zone (staying in the zone is not an option).
@Sgt.:
OK THIS MAY BE REALLY OFF TOPIC BUT I DONT THINK IVE SEEN THIS YET.
COW COME NO ONE HAS COMPLAINED ABOUT THE CANADIAN ROUNDELS??
I THINK THOSE CANADIANS ALREADY HAVE TOO MUCH.;):-o :? :cry: :-( :| :roll: :x :evil:
lol im canadian too.
i was just saying that cuz (im not sure if you remember)of the argument about the Canadian roundels on the aap40 and aae40 map, and that no one complained this time was odd.
HAPE,
I got the setup charts and the Tech chart fixed. can be downloaded at top of the thread.
Yep, the new version of the setup charts is much better! Thanks a lot!
Another few questions…
1.Naval bases.
1.1 Do naval fleets get the 1+ movement bonus in each sea zone adjacent to a territory with a harbor, i.e. Philippines base bonus for sz 92, 93, 107 or only 92?
1.2 Do naval fleets get in sz 125 +2 movement?
2. C.China has 0 IPC starting income, isn’t?
3.
3.1 Is it possible for a transport to unload the two units in different areas? Is there a difference in combat and non-combat movement?
3.2 Are transports able to move after unloading the cargo? Is there a difference in combat and non-combat movement, too?
4. Does Germany have to pay for a major IC in his minor allied countries, i.e. Romania 30 or 20 IPC?
