I downloaded the new version to my Mac today and also had the same issue with the flashing scramble box.

@Krieghund:

It’s not allowed.  Movement of land units into a neutral territory is an attack.

Awesome. Thanks for the quick response.

Here’s a question that arose during a game of 1914 that’s still in-progress:

It’s turn two and the U.S. has not entered the war. The Great Britain player wants to move land units from Canada into the Eastern U.S., where he’s also moved a transport into the sea zone.

I’d never seen this attempted before, unsure of it’s allowed and can’t seem to find anything in the rulebook. Your thoughts? Thank you in advance.

@Young:

@Young:

@Boondock:

Another great video, YG. Thanks for posting. Any chance you could write a list of the first four rounds of purchases for the U.S.?

I will add that info to the first post soon.

Done.

Fantastic. Thanks, man.

Another great video, YG. Thanks for posting. Any chance you could write a list of the first four rounds of purchases for the U.S.?

Russian paratroopers? That’s awesome!

@Young:

Now the times I have placed the German fighter in Tobruk during G1 instead of S. Italy… it was not attacked …

Indeed. I never hit Tobruk on UK1 if the German fighter has landed there.

A Japanese landing force in Alaska might stop the U.S. from sending troops to Europe for a turn or two.

Here’s a basic strategy for those countries: Smash all Italian units quickly and whenever possible.

@Gen.:

Italy is a reaction country. What I mean is everything depends on what the Uk does the turn before.

Indeed. I’m gonna have to agree with others who’ve said your UK opponent might be asleep at the switch. A solid UK player will do everything possible to make sure it’s a tough slog for Italy, which is what makes it such a fun country to play.