@GUY:
Well we all take turns being Axis. It’s basicly the same three people I’ve played these games out, so it’s hard to say if our Axis game needs work.I’ve read the posts on Germany moves but in the end the games all end the same. Germany gets right up next to Russia but because the Allies are nipping on Germanys butt, it’s unable to keep a front going and ultimatly fails at Russias doorstep. And if Germany actually gets Russia Allies are able to take Germany same round.
Would love to expand my play sessions with more people to see new styles of play strategy.
Maybe you’re Allied players need some practice? :P
Nope. I would say axis players need stop thinking they are still playing Classic version. If USA is so kind of giving Pacific to Japan, why should Japan be so kind too? If you see USA don’t build Pacific fleet, setup your attack to mainland America by Alaska. Keep going more and more guys to America and USA will have to stop pression on Germany. If you are playing 1941, you should have economic advantage round 3 or 4 as axis. In this point you have won. Japan has so many income AND starting trannies that they can make this and still send many troops to Asia and later to Africa (you should kill China round 1).
Building Pacific fleet is a must if you want have a chance. But even then, probably axis will have still economic advantage round 4. Of course, it will be lesser than if you don’t build Pacific fleet. Good luck playing allies in 1941 anyway.
1942 is another issue. I still think axis has a slim advantage, and Japan can still smash America if they suicide and ignore Japan. But I could be wrong and this scenario could be even balanced: China is killed round 3 to 5 instead 1, India IC can resist and being a pain to Japan because Japan starts only with 1 trannie, and finally Japan cannot kill so many USA ships as 1941