Wow. I think that I willl start playing with paratroopers now. does anyone know all the attack/defense/move for the heavy tanks tech?
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RE: Technologiesposted in House Rules
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Strategiesposted in Axis & Allies Pacific 1940
This is a spot you can post your strategies for Axis ans Allies Pacific 1940.
With Japan, a good idea is to try to trick one of the allies (UK or ANZAC) into attacking you first. Then on J2, attack the US and try to have your fleet in such a position so you can destroy the US fleet in one turn. Dont worry about china too much, they cant do much anyway. Throw most of your ground forces against UK (India) and your navy against US and ANZAC.
With the US, build up a navy with 2-4 transports and head straight for Tokyo.
With UK, build infantry and artillery, and maybe a few ships to keep Japan distracted.
Finally, with ANZAC, try to build up defenses of Australia, you dont really have enough of an army to attack Japan with so try to keep yourself alive as long as possible. If anyone has anything to add or suggest I would appreciate it. I am only 15 and realize every strategy has its faults, but this strategy, if played right does work. -
Technologiesposted in House Rules
I play with the technologies and national advantages. I was wondering, if you have the missile tech, does the aa gun still function like an aa gun or solely a missile launcher. Also, Axis and Allies needs paratroopers. plain and simple. They played a pivotal role in the real thing, why not the game? If anyone knows of any other house rules or optional rules, i would like to hear them.
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RE: German Strategyposted in Axis & Allies Spring 1942 Edition
did these opponents play very defensive? What did they do?
One opponent was a riisk taker, example, I had 7 inf and 3 tanks, he had 4 inf and 4 tanks with one fighter, even though he was outnumbered, he still attacked again and again and so on. Another opponent was very very good at long term strategy, he was thinking 2 or 3 turns ahead! And the other was a mediocre player, not much skill with movements or purchases but good knowing where to attack.
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RE: Japan Strategy?posted in Axis & Allies Spring 1942 Edition
How can Japan focus on the UK fleet? UK doesnt get in the Pacific with much and the US is the main threat to Japan anyway. Why not try to take out the US?
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RE: German Strategyposted in Axis & Allies Spring 1942 Edition
Where would I play Axis and Allies online? could you give me a link? Also, I have succsesfully used this strategy against 3 very different opponents.
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Russiaposted in Axis & Allies Classic
I recently played this game with some friends. I got stuck with Russia and so after about 5 turns, i had captured Germany but Japan had captured Moscow. Thankfully Britain and the US came in and helped out and the allies had an amazing 12th turn victory. But if anyone has a strategy that does not involve losing Moscow, i would appreciate it.
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Japan Strategy?posted in Axis & Allies Spring 1942 Edition
Does anyone have a good strategy for Japan? I have been stuck with Japan and that was a fail. I was doing good in Asia and then all of a sudden the allies had a HUGE army!
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German Strategyposted in Axis & Allies Spring 1942 Edition
I have had this game for a year and a half and I usally prefer to play as Germany. Over the course of several dozen games, i have devolopeda very uniqe strategy; build a battlehip, 2 cruisers, and a destroyer in the baltic to distract the British navy while using subs to tie down their transports. build another transport in the mediteranian to increase the number of troops in Africa while at the same time bombing Britain and launching a massive assult on Russia. build a lot of infantry and artilllery for turns 1 and 2 and then send in the tanks! This strategy has not failed me yet! The allies can not possibly hope to stop such a massive assult going in 3 main directions; Britain, Africa, and Russia. If anyone has a srategy OR a suggestion, I would gladly implement that…. or be prepared for someone to use it against me.
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