I’m about 6 hours south of you :evil:

Nobody?  Where should I move to?

my normal j1 is an ind for manchuria, 3 tanks j2, j3 etc.  j1 buy is also 1 trans, and inf.  I usually dont fare so well at pearl, but with your example, thats my move.  I do always pressure russia, for a few extra ipc’s mainly.  If pearl goes bad, my j2 main move is take out india.  Sorry for the lack of detail, im not big on words.  Or alot of words, that is.

At that point, with that much navy, continue to harass us.  Take hawaii with amp inv on j2, j3, take panama.  j2 build would have been 2 trans, for inv of alaska on j3.  Now the us usually cant take u out on both territories, now they are blocked in east.  J4, build ind on alaska. I keep ferrying to alaska.  J4, I park my navy off western us.

I like!  :evil:

Outahere, welcome to a&a.org.  this is “blind” play, n has been played at tournaments!  We usually have a wall and a ref.

This is known as ”Blind" play.  We only use bombers for recon, if used, connot be used in combat¡  I will post a link to our rules, as soon as I can.  :wink:

Thats ok, that there was funny. :lol:

Can they be taken out by a “Tall Boy”, dropped from a bomber on a roll of 1?  The “First” bunker buster!

" “The war goes on” - When a capital falls, only half of held IPCs (round up) are given to the conquering player.  In addition, powers with occupied capitols continue to collect IPCs and may mobilize infantry as China does.  If they control an industrial complex,they may mobilize artillery at those complexes  They may not mobilize any other units until their capitol is liberated.  As is the case with China, the movement of units is limited to their original territories."  Bill C