1914 attack rules vs traditional A&A attack rules…think strategy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTnNq972-3I

The 17 hour game was Global 40. We played 1914 for 7 hours but it was never in doubt after about 4 hours or so.

Historically Italy should not be considered at war until the start of I1, although A-H will probably decide to attack it anyway.

Hello All,

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Just thought I’d pass it along to you guys, Enjoy!

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There’s a similar discussion going on over here:

http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=30448.0

You can evacuate a contested tt, but not use such a move to attack. The tt you move to must contain one of your own units (allies do not count).

It says that in mobilize units, if you have a tt with other land units but no infantry, you must demote one unit to an infantry to fulfill the “minimum 1 inf” criteria.

It is sensible to enforce this after movement as well if you spot the enemy has made such an error.

I have often felt that WotC has lacked a strong plan for the Axis & Allies brand. There’s SO much more that they could do to market (at low cost too). Consider the way they’ve invested D&D Encounter and the Game Finder webpage. A similar investment in the A&A brand could do wonders for insuring a healthy A&A market for the future.

The pathetic official webpage is a dismal representation of any business plan that they have at WotC/Hasbro for developing the brand.