Regarding SZ 110, I got hosed one time on a UK scramble. Usually as Germany, I send 3 fighters, 3 Stukas, 1 bombers and sometimes 1 sub to SZ 110. Our UK player had gotten in the habit of not scrambling in order to save the RAF for future action.
Well, this one game I made the mistake of just assuming UK would not scramble. I sent 2 fighters, 2 Stukas and 1 bomber to SZ 110. The other fighter and Stuka I sent to kill the French fleet in SZ 93. Well, UK taught me a lesson. They scrambled and wiped out my planes. I didn’t even kill all the ships in the channel.
Never made that mistake again.
AAG40 FAQ
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Exactly which island were you going to put a complex on in Europe?
West Indies = 1 IPC, invalid
Malta = 0 IPC, invalid
Cyprus = 0 IPC, invalid
Sicily = 0 IPC, invalid
Iceland = 0 IPC, invalid
Ireland = 0 IPC, invalid
Madagascar = 1 IPC, invalidDid I miss any?
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I checked the Europe book and see that it mentions IC’s on islands cannot be upgraded to Majors, but doesn’t mention they cannot be built on islands.
It’s on pages 22 and 24.
@HerbNBrew:
Suppose Japan takes Calcutta and the US takes Borneo from the Japanese.
Can the US claim Borneo or is that only if London is occupied?
If not, that means UK territories on the Pacific map are dead territories for the allies after India goes down. There are worth zip to the allies.
That doesn’t seem right.
The US (or any other Allied power) can take temporary control of UK territories that fall under the Pacific economy by recapturing them from the Axis if India is Axis-held.
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@Cmdr:
Exactly which island were you going to put a complex on in Europe?
West Indies = 1 IPC, invalid
Malta = 0 IPC, invalid
Cyprus = 0 IPC, invalid
Sicily = 0 IPC, invalid
Iceland = 0 IPC, invalid
Ireland = 0 IPC, invalid
Madagascar = 1 IPC, invalidDid I miss any?
:-) Good post.
Greenland?
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Thanks, its on page 22 of Europe book. The wording was tricky otherwise, since the Europe book overrides the Pacific book when playing Global, I see many islands where IC’s can be built, they are just all on the Pacific map. :-o
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Got a few quick questions, sorry didn’t read all the 100 posts :(
1- Can you send ‘infinite’ number of plane to attack a territory, a sea zone if there is no landing room EXCEPT for 1 carrier. Basically, this allows US or Japan to launch very powerful attack (while losing most of their air force). For example, can you attack a seazone with 10 fighters, but only 2 can actually land on the Aircraft carrier?
2- Technology and UK : Will a technology breakthrough be shared with Europe and Pacific UK?
3- Germany and Italy OIL NO. Is the OIL NO (persia, east persia, iraq etc) shared with both Germany and Italy? In other words, if Italy controls, say Iraq, does it also give +2 to Germany?
4- (Not very important ^^) : Say Germany or Japan gets a REALLY BAD turn 1, will you continue to play, or just reset the board? Last time, on G1, I failed to sink Canadian navy with 2 sub, failed my attack on BB + Cruiser, failed attack on France (France survived!) and Normandy. -.-
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1 - No. Each plane must have a potential landing space. One carrier equals two landing spaces (assuming it has no planes on it already that can’t be moved somewhere else).
2 - Yes.
3 - No.
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I had a question about the naval convoys in Japan Sea. The US attack convoys with 3 submarines and during the Japanese collect income phase i must to subtract 6 IPC from my whole income. The following turn i bought a destroyer and place it in the sea containing the submarines. did i have to subtract again the ipc from my income?
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Until you sink them.
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That depends, were the US subs still present in the Jap convoy zone? If so then yes you have to pay. You count the enemy ships at the collect income phase of your turn, and in your example there were enemy ships in the convoy zone during that phase…you gotta pay.
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1. You’re right - Korea is the only option.
2. The defender fighters will fire, killing transports with any hits, as they have no other target. If both attacking transports are killed, the battle is over, as no units remain that can hit each other or retreat. If any attacking transports survive, the attacker may retreat. There is no way the attacker can win this sea battle, as no units that could hit the fighters were brought to the battle, so bringing the transports along was pointless.
What happens to the defending transport varies with the outcome of the battle. If the subs get three or more hits on the initial attack, it will be sunk. If it survives the first round and the attacker retreats, it will live. If the battle ends with only attacking subs and defending fighters in the sea zone, it will be sunk.
In any case, the fighters will land on New Zealand after the battle is over.
Thanks, Krieg! Much appreciated :D
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In sz93, there is a little island, without name. Is it considered part of Spain ? Can allies planes land in there ?
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In sz93, there is a little island, without name. Is it considered part of Spain ? Can allies planes land in there ?
Short Answer: The island is part of Spain. What is on Spain defends the island in SZ 93, what is on the island in SZ 93 defends Spain.
Long Answer: If they went to the trouble of naming Crete, Cyprus, Ceylon, Jonah, Somoa and other little do-nothing islands so they could be playable territories, and they didn’t name the island in SZ 93 (or elsewhere) it’s safe to assume that island is not a playable zone. Much like the Great Lakes. You cannot build navy units in the Great Lakes. (Although, it would be almost as funny as building units in the Caspian Sea!)
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Got my answer very quickly. Thank you Jennifer.
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If I have a MIC that has say 8 hits of damage and then gets taken by the opposition and is downgraded to a mIC, does the damage stay at 8 or does it go down to the max of a mIC of 6 hits of damage?
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Q1: Can a fighter that participated in combat, land on a newly built carrier that was built in a hostile sea zone?
Q2: Anzac moves a single transport and man into an Anzac island seazone with a Jap sub and American destroyer. The US just declared war at the end of round 3 collect income phase, which is why the sea zone is shared. Can the Anzac transport use the American DD as cover to unload?
Cheers
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If I have a MIC that has say 8 hits of damage and then gets taken by the opposition and is downgraded to a mIC, does the damage stay at 8 or does it go down to the max of a mIC of 6 hits of damage?
Goes down to 6
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@HerbNBrew:
Q1: Can a fighter that participated in combat, land on a newly built carrier that was built in a hostile sea zone?
Q2: Anzac moves a single transport and man into an Anzac island seazone with a Jap sub and American destroyer. The US just declared war at the end of round 3 collect income phase, which is why the sea zone is shared. Can the Anzac transport use the American DD as cover to unload?
Cheers
A1: Yes.
A2: Not sure which turn order (version) you’re playing, but no, ANZAC must have their own surface warship to cover. You can never use Ally’s units on your turn (except landing on their carriers)I’m like 95% sure on these, so you may want to wait for Krieg to confirm or clarify because I’m not 100%. Great questions!
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Q3: Do only subs remove 2 IPC per convoy zone? I’ve heard mention cruisers also have this ability. Is this Alpha Official?
Q4: Does a sub remove 2 IPC convoy per sub or per territory? Ex: One German sub in Nova Scotia convoys for 2 or 3 IPC?
Q5: Does anyone play with the optional interdiction rules for Germany to convoy for 3 IPC? For me, its almost never done, much like kamikazes.
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A1: Yes.
That’s dirty. If your opponent leaves lightly or unprotected German transports in Sz 113 for example, the UK can fly two or more fighters to take out the transports and land on a carrier in Sz 110 where the German navy is stationed. Something to watch out for, like a can opener, every turn.
A2: Not sure which turn order (version) you’re playing, but no, ANZAC must have their own surface warship to cover. You can never use Ally’s units on your turn (except landing on their carriers)
Alpha +2 of course. If a transport requires an escort to do an amphibious assault when a sub is present, is the same true in non-combat or unloading into a friendly territory?
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@HerbNBrew:
A1: Yes.
That’s dirty. If your opponent leaves lightly or unprotected German transports in Sz 113 for example, the UK can fly two or more fighters to take out the transports and land on a carrier in Sz 110 where the German navy is stationed. Something to watch out for, like a can opener, every turn.
A2: Not sure which turn order (version) you’re playing, but no, ANZAC must have their own surface warship to cover. You can never use Ally’s units on your turn (except landing on their carriers)
Alpha +2 of course. If a transport requires an escort to do an amphibious assault when a sub is present, is the same true in non-combat or unloading into a friendly territory?
No, it’s definitely only required for combat. Krieg weighed in on that recently.
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