@Contango some questions and answers:
it does seem like the axis can pull off more consistent strategies then the allies, what are some more common, playtested house rules we could try beyond tournament scoring and bidding
i and my usual 1 opponent are around the same skill level and have roughly equal experience with both teams
only one out of the 4 games listed was Europe, along with that we’ve played a couple pacifics and 1941s
I’m typically a better japan then my opponent, he did take Hawaii and landed some troops in WUS which was probably a huge oversight on my part but i crushed it and japan was pretty much on the back foot from then on without further US involvement.
Yes i am pretty sure Moscow’s been falling turn 6-7 with little hope left by turn 5. Germany does go all in on Russia as i dont really get any ground forces in the mainland until America shows up.
the odds seem pretty slim in all Moscow battles with russia having around 18 infantry and around 4 planes, including British ones, and germany having around 16+ tanks and a good chunk of their airforce left plus whatever else they have left.
i like to play aggressively as Russia and don’t take too many unnecessary casualties, although i do only buy a few non infantry units a turn. how many powerful units should russia be buying?
yes last match a made a Persia factory and sent about 8 tanks and 8 mechanized to try and save/ take back Moscow but to no success. i also feels this takes away from what the British could be doing in France.
my uk plays have admittedly not been very successful, i send my Egypt fleet to india to try to make a group that can rival Japanese attacks so America doesn’t have to which admittedly doesn’t ever work out very well. where do you think Europe UK should be paying most attention? france? norway? italy? persia?
thanks.