entek entente vs dawgoneit centrals 1914

TripleA Turn Summary: Russians round 2

TripleA Turn Summary for game: World War II Classic

Game History

Round: 2 Purchase Units - Russians Russians buy 3 armour and 3 infantry; Remaining resources: 0 PUs; Combat Move - Russians 1 submarine moved from East Canada Sea Zone to Baltic Sea Zone 2 fighters moved from Karelia S.S.R. to Baltic Sea Zone 1 armour and 1 transport moved from East Canada Sea Zone to North Sea Zone 1 infantry moved from Caucasus to Ukraine S.S.R. Russians take Ukraine S.S.R. from Germans Combat - Russians Battle in Baltic Sea Zone Russians attack with 2 fighters and 1 submarine Germans defend with 1 transport Russians roll dice for 1 submarine in Baltic Sea Zone, round 2 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits Russians roll dice for 2 fighters in Baltic Sea Zone, round 2 : 0/2 hits, 1.00 expected hits Germans roll dice for 1 transport in Baltic Sea Zone, round 2 : 0/1 hits, 0.17 expected hits Russians roll dice for 1 submarine in Baltic Sea Zone, round 3 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits Russians roll dice for 2 fighters in Baltic Sea Zone, round 3 : 1/2 hits, 1.00 expected hits Germans roll dice for 1 transport in Baltic Sea Zone, round 3 : 0/1 hits, 0.17 expected hits 1 transport owned by the Germans lost in Baltic Sea Zone Russians win with 2 fighters and 1 submarine remaining. Battle score for attacker is 8 Casualties for Germans: 1 transport Non Combat Move - Russians 1 fighter moved from Baltic Sea Zone to Karelia S.S.R. 1 fighter moved from Baltic Sea Zone to Novosibirsk 1 infantry moved from Novosibirsk to Russia 6 infantry moved from Yakut S.S.R. to Novosibirsk 1 armour moved from Novosibirsk to Russia Place Units - Russians 3 infantry placed in Karelia S.S.R. 3 armour placed in Russia Turn Complete - Russians Russians collect 25 PUs; end with 25 PUs

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

Germans regular : -0.33 Russians regular : -1.67

Savegame

@Daaras Russians are up.

I mean, with all of the turns the Allies get on this map, it’s reasonable to forget that Axis gets turns once in a while too haha.

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@dawgoneit Hisashi’s go

@dawgoneit Go for it!

@VictoryFirst

Hi, sorry for the long delay, I was mulling over what to do.

I still think Japan’s position is too hard, but you’re right that things aren’t completely hopeless for the Navies.

I found this idea that I actually quite like:

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/41500/surrender-but-keep-playing/1

If I understand correctly, the players will bid on how many turns they can play the losing side without the other side achieving winning conditions.

So I propose that we switch things up:

I’ll play the Armies, you play the Navies. I win if as the Armies I achieve victory conditions within 20 rounds. You win if I am unable to do that.

What are your thoughts on this idea? I think it also helps with playtesting to take charge of both sides.

2d6<=2: 5, 2; Hits: 1
1d6<=3: 3; Hits: 1
1d6<=2: 1; Hits: 1