with Russia invested in China (IC in Szechwan and raised territory value to 3) and getting the IPCs, pluss the turn order allowing to consolidate, made a KJF more viable. My friend tried it one game but made a couple mistakes with positioning
Is there a way to keep Karelia for the Russian on G2(1941)?
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Easy! Just offer the German player 20 bucks to not take Karelia on G2.
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lol :-D…ok lets say by a millitary solution:P
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If Germany sends enough to Baltic and 4 inf to Finland you can’t hold it. Still I wouldn’t mind if Germany takes it, just make sure she can’t hold onto it!!! :wink:
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Karelia starts with 5 inf, 1art. Move 2 inf from Belorussia and 2 inf from Archangel, 1 arm from Russia, plus 2 arm builds. Now at the end of R1, there are 9 inf, 1 art, and 3 arm. (defense of 29). That’ll hold 'em - don’t you think?
(Britian probably needs to committ the RAF to take out the German navy though)
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Germany can take Kalia G1. If Russia hits one ftr with AA gun, then the second rnd of combat Germany rolls @5 and Russia gets one hit, 1 G tank remains in Kalia. If the CA hits then its even easier for Germany. This is average dice rolls, using LL estimate.
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Germany gets much batter odds if they wait till G2. They can take other spots with better odds on G1. If they take karelia, they spent their wad of infantry fodder.
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go all-out to finland, move as much army as possible to
KareliaArchangelsk, buy 3 arm 5 inf, place 1 inf in Len, 3 arm in Mos, and get ready for a 15-unit-strong counter at R2 :) Ow, and make sure the German trn is killed by UK…Finland with 4 inf? Then the UK BB+ trn survived (otherwise Nwy wouldn’t be a safe landing place for the bmr/ftr). => still go all-out to Finland, followed up by UK if not taken with Rus.
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Karelia starts with 5 inf, 1art. Move 2 inf from Belorussia and 2 inf from Archangel, 1 arm from Russia, plus 2 arm builds. Now at the end of R1, there are 9 inf, 1 art, and 3 arm. (defense of 29). That’ll hold 'em - don’t you think?
(Britian probably needs to committ the RAF to take out the German navy though)
No, it won’t be enough if Germany puts her mind to Karelia on G1.
To IL: It’s true you have better odds on Karelia on G2 (hurraah, we agree on something :-D), however how much do you have left after G1 in the Baltic States? Because I think that the possbility of Russia to counter Baltic on R1 is crucial in this IMHO. :wink:
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however how much do you have left after G1 in the Baltic States? Because I think that the possibility of Russia to counter Baltic on R1 is crucial in this IMHO.
look at my 1941 strategy map and you will see the Soviets can do nothing. They cant counter at all
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There’s an easy solution, move the RAF fighters onto Karelia. Problem solved.
It’s one turn of 5 less production for Russia… well, 3 really, since losing Karelia is 2. It’s not a big deal. That 5 bonus is for when Russia’s strong enough, which they aren’t at the beginning as everyone has shown.
Remember Germany also gets 7 (2 for the territory and 5 bonus) production from Karelia, and can start producing armies there. That’s a huge negative, because without that factory the German line gets stretched out and weak on infantry. The negatives from losing it are steep, very steep.
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