Sorry for the omission moses. It has been corrected.

1941

Title: Back and Forth
Date: 5 February
Special Rules: No NO’s. No Heavy Bombers.
Victor: Allies by concession.
Bias: All players about equal except for Japan who had very little.
Game Length 7-8 rounds
Description: Germany took Russia turn 3. Started to advance into china and towards India IC. Japan played very conservatively (big mistake). Even let UK retake all british islands. Didn’t take china. Italy took Egypt, but was pushed back by UK counter-attack using Indian troops and transport. UK built large anti-Germany fleet. Germany player left Berlin too empty (Four inf. three Armor) and British landing took Germany. Went back and forth a couple of times with Italy softening up before Germany attacked, but Germany ran out of units to take it back. Once British could produce in Germany Axis called the game.
Observations/Recommendations: Neither Axis power should ever play a defensive game. Japan was of very little help and let the British stomp on Germany after getting its money back. Italy is a joke as a playable faction.

He wasted 40 American IPCs on…rockets.

@Uberlager:

@Offensive:

I’ve never played online before, but I have played a lot FTF (the local Denny’s knows us all by name and gives us our own tables). Could someone explain how it works so I know whether or not to join?

http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=13365.0

Thanks.

I’ve never played online before, but I have played a lot FTF (the local Denny’s knows us all by name and gives us our own tables). Could someone explain how it works so I know whether or not to join?

The Japanese fleet has just killed the India fleet, with a cruiser and a transport left in the indian sea zone. UK produces a Cruiser and a transport in the indian sea zone.

Can the Japanese retreat one sea zone, pick up troops, return to the indian sea zone (ideally with air support) and launch an amphibious assault? Basically, can the Japanese retreat from the hostile sea zone and return during the same turn?

If America gets long range aircraft, does this apply to the flying tigers?