Question: if Japan attacks the US on turn one, when can the US spend the increased IPCs?
Page 8 notes ‘its income is immediately increased by 40IPCs’. Does this mean the US has increased IPCs to spend on turn 1 or can it only spend these on turn 2?
Hi players,
Just making sure this is a correct rule in the game on pg 17 opp diagram…Can Boats retreat in a battle after a round…? Is this a new rule for AAP40, or has it always been the case in the AA series?
I know it says in black and white, but can’t remember boats doing that in previous AA games, only on land.
BH
Any attacking forces (excluding land units dropped off by transports in amphibious assaults) can retreat after one round of combat. It’s always been that way.
just clarifying, thanks
Any attacking forces (excluding land units dropped off by transports in amphibious assaults) can retreat after one round of combat. It’s always been that way.
I think the rule’s pretty clear but I wanted to add this just in case the op didn’t gather it from your response:
UNLOADED Amphib assault land units can’t retreat if accompanying land units from a regular land attack retreat. If you choose to retreat from a sea battle occuring prior to an amphib assault your transports will retreat with the rest of the fleet, taking their cargo and cancelling the amphibious part of the assault on a territory.
Ah yes, that makes sence, thanks Kcdzim