Question about retreating

Okay, send me a private message when you’re free to start a forum game. The conditions would probably be when someone surrenders, I don’t really pay a lot of attention to Victory Cities either. I think I’ll bid 8 to take the Axis. That means if you want to play the Axis, then you get to place 7 IPC’s in units before the game begins or you play the Allies and I place 8 IPC’s in units before the game starts.

I can see how the Axis would struggle if they transport out of Africa rather than taking Egypt on G1.

A typical situation for this would be Japan trying to bombard the west coast, you have to bring the troops via trn, but you dont want to send more than one inf a turn, assuming you want to do this for multiple turns, you have to load the trn (e.g. with troops from hawai) in the NCM of the turn before you start your attack…

Yes it is.  However, I think you missed one as well.  You may use a retreat to get units through enemy lines and consolidate your forces.

For instance, if Russia has 8 Infantry, 3 Tanks in Persia and 24 Infantry, 9 Tanks and 2 Fighters in Russia, you can attack the Germans in Caucasus with everything and retreat everything to Russia where you can be a pain in Germany’s side.

Does not always come in handy, but there are times it is useful.  Namely in the above situation, but also when you put a Submarine in SZ 2 and your British fleet in SZ 4 then attack the German fleet in SZ 3 and retreat your entire navy to SZ 2.

If a transport LOADS during Combat movement, it must OFFLOAD in Combat Movement also (i.e. amphib assault).

@newpaintbrush:

@ncscswitch:

There are so many problems with OOB rules that basically no one uses them anymore.

He’s callin me basically no one.

Wah.

my second ˝karmation˝ goes to you

Sorry dear, that first game was a win.  Not my fault you boofed your openning moves :-P

Yes.

http://dicey.net/revised/viewtopic.php?t=73

About half way down, the first 2 or 3 paragraphs on non-combat movement are explicit.

ydavid is correct