It’s not easy, you’ll probably lose most of China to the FEC, and you’ll have to start from scratch in South East Asia. You’re also giving the Americans free rein in the Pacific. It’s easier to take advantage of ANZAC’s low income to keep a small fleet in sz63, maybe conquer NZ and Solomons/NB, and keep them bottled up, while attacking Calcutta and US fleet.
Taking ipc
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If just say Germany takes Ukraine Germany gains 2 ipc’s but does The soviet union lose 2 ipc?
And also if soviet union takes back ukraine if the 2 ipc was deducted from the soviet does then they gain it back and then Germany loses the 2 ipc’s? -
Yes
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Thank you very much
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@Anzac:
Thank you very much
In our group, whenever a territory changes hands… we alway call out who’s up and who’s down. For example: if Germany captures the Ukraine we call out “2 up for Germany, 2 down for Russia”, and the designated banker will make the adjustment on the income tracker.
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Just to be clear, only the income is changed when territory is captured, the IPCs aren’t exchanged between the powers’ banks. So when Germany takes Ukraine, their income marker is moved up and they will gain those extra IPCs at the end of their turn during their collect income phase, while Russia (with say 35 IPCs in the bank) will still have 35 IPCs when it comes to their purchase phase, but if they don’t retake Ukraine or any other territory, they will only collect 33 at the end of their turn.
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Just to be clear, only the income is changed when territory is captured, the IPCs aren’t exchanged between the powers’ banks. So when Germany takes Ukraine, their income marker is moved up and they will gain those extra IPCs at the end of their turn during their collect income phase, while Russia (with say 35 IPCs in the bank) will still have 35 IPCs when it comes to their purchase phase, but if they don’t retake Ukraine or any other territory, they will only collect 33 at the end of their turn.
Correct on all counts.
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We just check the IPC’s at the end of the turn for the power collecting the ICPs.