Hello there.

If I have a fleet, say the british in a sea zone outside southern France, and the Germans gain control of a few ships and choose not to move them. The British declare war and the Germans elect not to move the fleet even though they could.

So now we have hostile forces in the same sea zone, the British elect to have combat on their turn, but they don’t move, so it’s technically not a combat move because they didn’t actually move anywhere.

In that case, can the British fleet move after combat since they didn’t actually move the fleet ? The rules state -

- Moving into a sea zone with Enemy naval units

Is a combat move, not the combat alone but the moving into the sea zone. Would they get to move after since they didn’t move for combat?

Thanks.

Also, isn’t it a little broken that the Germans don’t have to take the netherlands? This denies the allies access to Dutch resources for the already strapped Anzac and FEC. They can just wait till almost the last turn of the game to take them for the VP.

Thanks again!

@GeneralHandGrenade Thanks, so that means even if the AA hits my bombers their damage still goes through, right?

It’s on the tin, if my bombers survive to bomb the factory the rules imply they get to bomb first and then the auto AA fires, so even if they get hit they still do the damage, unless I read it wrong.

Thanks.

Hey there, on the USA sheet it says at 35 IPP The US can move ships in the pacific, so before that the fleet has to remain stationary?

What about the Atlantic? Also at 63 IPP they can move ships between them, so before that the ships in the Atlantic have to stay there?

But, can the Atlantic fleet fart around where ever it wants on that side of the board? I couldn’t find the restrictions stated in the book, only on the reference card.

Are there other US restrictions, like having to spend a certain number of IPP per side of the board if one person controls the nation?

Thanks for your help!

Hello there.

If I have a fleet, say the british in a sea zone outside southern France, and the Germans gain control of a few ships and choose not to move them. The British declare war and the Germans elect not to move the fleet even though they could.

So now we have hostile forces in the same sea zone, the British elect to have combat on their turn, but they don’t move, so it’s technically not a combat move because they didn’t actually move anywhere.

In that case, can the British fleet move after combat since they didn’t actually move the fleet ? The rules state -

- Moving into a sea zone with Enemy naval units

Is a combat move, not the combat alone but the moving into the sea zone. Would they get to move after since they didn’t move for combat?

Thanks.

Also, isn’t it a little broken that the Germans don’t have to take the netherlands? This denies the allies access to Dutch resources for the already strapped Anzac and FEC. They can just wait till almost the last turn of the game to take them for the VP.

Thanks again!