Any land assault from a sea zone with neutral ships in same sea zone gets to defend against the attacking navy. Then you can attack Oslo from sea if trannys survive.
If you attack Oslo you want to attack from Finland and with German airborne [also fort doesnt get to defend] so when you capture Oslo the neutral ships are rolled for and become scuttle or UK or German ships.
Lets Talk Neutrals!
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I say neutrals can build a factory with its own income, but it can only produce its own units as long as its your ally, unless you conquer it.
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@Imperious:
I say neutrals can build a factory with its own income, but it can only produce its own units as long as its your ally, unless you conquer it.
How would that work? Spain has to save 4 IPCs per turn until it can build?
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Spain has to save 4 IPCs per turn until it can build?
neutrals should be able to place infantry like china except (one free per turn) in home nation
If they build a factory, they should be able to build non-infantry
or just give spain and turkey a factory and yes they save to buy tanks and items costing more than 3-4, but i prefer something like option 1
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if neutrals are building infantry and such, then we go back to who gets to decide that? if they are neutral they we can’t say the other side, because both sides are the other side. if we give neutrals a standing army, and a military growth chart that sets how they grow each round or so, but deciding what Spain or Saudi Arabia could build is gonna be a big argument in game by the two sides and really isn’t going to be worth playing with, unless we made all the neutrals a standing 7th player and let them work together the whole game, but that’s so far from history…
–if we give neutrals a standing army, then to declare war I would think shouldn’t need to cost anything, as they have to fight enemy troops and there is a cost to that.
–if we don’t give them a standing army, then yes, there should be a cost to declaring war, whether in dice, or that they have to move the number of units equal to the value of the territory in, or that the other side gets to roll equal number of dice to the value of the territory, then divide in half, round up to take the economic toll. in some way should be a cost, beyond the classic 3IPC cost.
–if it is just diplomatic, then the cost of the dice work for that.
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