@Jacob16 UK misses. German subs to AZO
Rd 2: Russian sub withdraws or stays? Ger has trn, 2 ftr, Bomb for rd 2
League General Discussion Thread
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I assume the board mapping for BM is the same as it is in the G40 2nd edition map. Not having the board game handy, I googled the map and failed to see where the line goes between the countries.
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@me1945 it should be the same. When I look at the map it looks a bit indeterminate but I’m fairly sure I tried this years ago and learned that they were not connected.
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No change there with BM
Couldn’t remember from the last time geography has been clarified, so I got out my E40 board.
There is no shared border between Venezuela and Central America - they definitely are not adjacent for the game. -
Thanks you both guys for the quick turnaround.
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I was wondering if you can help me. i’m playing a ptv game with max and i had a scramble off a carrier to a sz with transports he said its not a legal move. he said he needs to be attacking with a defensive ship for me to do it. is this true?
https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/39602/l23-max-x-vs-dawgoneit-ptv/77?_=1675547977751
j7.1.tsvg scramble? this spot here
heres the dialog on that
Carrier Scramble: A carrier may scramble one plane to battles in adjacent sea zones where there are defending surface warships or to battles in adjacent territories where there are defending units. No more than three planes may be scrambled from a particular sea zone in this manner. The number of planes that may be scrambled from a sea zone (up to the three-plane maximum) is determined by the number of undamaged carriers in that sea zone (one per carrier). This is true irrespective of how the planes may be allocated among the carriers. For example, if a sea zone contains an American carrier with two planes and a British carrier with no planes, the total number of planes that may be scrambled from that sea zone is two. Damaged carriers are disregarded for purpose of determining the scramble capacity of a sea zone (player enforced).
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A transport is not a surface warship so the scramble is not allowed, player enforced.
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can you put out a minor complex for your bid?
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I am afraid this is not possible. No infrastructure, only units.
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@martin said in League General Discussion Thread:
I am afraid this is not possible. No infrastructure, only units.
@gamerman01 can you please confirm?
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it says units in the rules. is a ic a unit?
also what map do i use for BM4 -
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I love that question!
I don’t remember what was intended years ago.
But I checked the rulebook, and on page 27 of the Europe 2nd edition rulebook, it is clear that infrastructure pieces are called “units”.
Since league rules have not clearly stated that infrastructure units are NOT allowed, they are allowed.
I will clarify in the league rules.
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Remember there must be another unit in that territory, which would of course include another facility, or any other unit.
Therefore you could place a naval base on Wake Island, for example. Because although there is no combat unit, there is an air base.
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thanks
:)
Just everyone knows… you actually don’t see it often…
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@gamerman01 thank you for the clarification. Although an IC in Egypt at the beginning of the game is killing Italy immediately 🤔
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@martin I no i’ve tried a while back and was told i couldn’t.
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@dawgoneit same here
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… and consequently I also denied it to others
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Consider it clarified permanently!
If UK puts IC in Egypt, they are not adding 2 subs desperately needed in round 1, and if UK builds units in Egypt in turn 1, those are IPC’s not put on London, potentially inviting Sealion.
In other words, a UK IC in Egypt as a bid makes it easier on Germany - watch out. And then, of course, if Italy does manage to take it, you just built one for Italy.
Well… and if the IC in Egypt means no sub in 98, then UK is weaker in the Med at game start. Trade-offs.
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@gamerman01 said in League General Discussion Thread:
Consider it clarified permanently!
If UK puts IC in Egypt, they are not adding 2 subs desperately needed in round 1, and if UK builds units in Egypt in turn 1, those are IPC’s not put on London, potentially inviting Sealion.
In other words, a UK IC in Egypt as a bid makes it easier on Germany - watch out. And then, of course, if Italy does manage to take it, you just built one for Italy.
Well… and if the IC in Egypt means no sub in 98, then UK is weaker in the Med at game start. Trade-offs.
it depends on the offer… if it’s high (as in this case) there’s an IC and two submarines
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