Just wanted to mention another place to play online, which probably won’t be going AA50 anytime soon (so if you want a place to play Revised for a while, it’d fit the bill): the IAAPA, which can be found at axisandallies.net
This is one of the oldest A&A clubs around, and these folks are so old school that most of the gaming there is still 2nd edition! That’s right, Revised is cutting edge at the IAAPA. However, don’t be too quick to dismiss them, they have some very good players including some very good Revised players. I’ve played in a number of their Revised tournaments (they have three per year) and have never made it to the finals.
How many ships do purchase as Germany in a typical game?
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Howdy.
I hadn’t weighed in on this thread, but I just got a story to tell.
Yesterday I played a game against a good player. It was time-limited.
No joke, in a 5 round game I built 9tra 1car with Germany.
And it WON the game for me!
It was ridiculous!
It was absurd!
It was outrageous!
It was sublime…
So German boats can be good. That would have been excessive in 99% of the games I’ve played, but yesterday it was exactly enough to get the job done. Simple lesson: the Baltic is important.
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@CrazyStraw:
Howdy.
I hadn’t weighed in on this thread, but I just got a story to tell.
Yesterday I played a game against a good player. It was time-limited.
No joke, in a 5 round game I built 9tra 1car with Germany.
And it WON the game for me!
It was ridiculous!
It was absurd!
It was outrageous!
It was sublime…
So German boats can be good. That would have been excessive in 99% of the games I’ve played, but yesterday it was exactly enough to get the job done. Simple lesson: the Baltic is important.
I begin to see the value in LL / No Luck games and in non-time limited games.
My entire strategies in my tournament game had to change because of a time limit. It caused a waste of two turns because I forgot to take into account that there was a time limit in each round. (not a round limit, that would have been easy to work with, but a time limit.)
needless to say, I’m never making that mistake again!