How does a power get eliminated from the game. I assume it is when all of their land territories have been lost. Am I correct in this assumption?

If one of China’s territory’s gets liberated by an ally does the IPC(s) go to China or the ally? I am guessing they go to China but just want to make sure.

The reason why I posted this in the first place is that I am writing an Android app to keep track of IPCs and needed to know when to skip a player that might have been eliminated from the game. With the response that I received from Panther the program determines if the the Power has any IPCs and if not it goes to the Combat phase bypassing the Purchase phase.

Panther, thanks that explains another question I had concerning if when a power looses its capital does the IPCs of the territories it still holds go into some kind of escrow until the capital is liberated. So you skip the Income Phase for that power and record 0 IPCs. Good to know.

@Panther Thanks for the clarification. With this information Ally players will not be happy!

The rules state that “Industrial complexes can’t be built
on islands”. Does this include the Phillipines? I would think so but still need clarification.

@Seath thanks for your quick reply.

Since China does not have a capital when one of its territories gets liberated by an ally who gets the territory’s IPC(s), China or the ally liberating power?

Thanks Panther that is what I thought.

If one of China’s territory’s gets liberated by an ally does the IPC(s) go to China or the ally? I am guessing they go to China but just want to make sure.

We had a disagreement after UK Europe’s capital has fallen. Can any units that came from UK Europe hook up with units from UK Pacific and be under UK Pacific’s control? To me it only seems logical that they can but I couldn’t argue that for sure.

@shadowhawk Yes but it is just one click and a confirmation in the app. The database select does all of the work.

@shadowhawk Just got done writing an Android app to keep track of all the IPCs that a Power should get. We got sick and tired and also a waste of time in determining how many IPCs one gets at the end of a turn.

@LewisClark said in Power Eliminated:

" Panther, thanks that explains another question I had concerning if when a power looses its capital does the IPCs of the territories it still holds go into some kind of escrow until the capital is liberated. So you skip the Income Phase for that power and record 0 IPCs. Good to know."

The above response is what I was referring to where after you cleared that up I acknowledged that they get 0 IPCs. You must’nt have read this before your last responses.

Anyway and again thank you for all of this information.