Trust me folks,that 500 lb gorilla is no more than a 5 lb spider monkey.
More nonsense from you. Christ!
the moral of the story: don’t use an african bid unless you attack egypt via southern europe first turn to acompany the bid. even then i’m still going to call you mad
I would gladly take a bid of 27 and win as the Axis by placing 5infantry in Ukraine and 4 infantry in Libya. Yes Russia can attack in Europe and the Libyans will need help in Egypt but the key here is that he cannot do it all. If Russia attacks Ukraine it makes it easier to deal with the British navy for Germany. If they don’t attack Ukraine then Germany can afford more troops into Africa. If Russia attacks FinNor then the Germans might just attack Karelia, and if Russia attacks EEurope that move is irrelevent. Ignoring Ukraine is the best because the net gain for Russia is usually very small, only 2arm and a ftr, but for Germany that gets this plus 3 units bid into Ukraine this is a huge upswing.
were still playing it. i got a 27ipc bid and put 4inf(3X4+=12) in manchuria and put 3tanks in libya.
And this is WHY you are losing. Putting that much infantry in Asia does no good, and you overdid the armor in Africa so you got little benefit out of your bid. Like I said with 27 I’m going for 9inf and putting 5 of it in Ukraine, and 4 in Libya, or I would bid for 8infantry and put 5of it in Ukraine and 3of it in EEurope.
who the heck gives up india for egypt? it worked though.
Sounds like a good move. India is only 3ipcs, East Africa/Syria is 7. India is too close to Japan to be defended, Egypt is an easy hold for the Allies once taken from Germany.
the moral of the story: don’t use an african bid unless you attack egypt via southern europe first turn to acompany the bid. even then i’m still going to call you mad
Or bid at least 4 infantry in Africa.