Hello! I’m starting this thread to show off drafts of a new map for TripleA that I’m working on. I call it the “middleweight” map because it’s meant to have a medium size and complexity – somewhat larger than Revised, but somewhat smaller than World at War. I’ll be updating this top post as I progress through the design work. Some of my design goals for this map include:

(1) Break up the “capital areas” into multiple tiles, so that central Germany, continental USA, mainland Japan, etc. are not so easy to defend.
(2) Add a few buffer tiles that are meant to be traded back and forth in the opening so that players don’t lose their capitals or their entire economies on the first turn, e.g., Belgium and Argonne between France and Germany, or Vladivostok and Buryatia between Siberia and Manchuria.
(3) Place virtually all islands between sea zones instead of inside sea zones, so that controlling islands is a useful way to improve your mobility and logistics – you don’t have to waste an entire flying into and out of each sea zone, for example.
(4) Ensure that crossing the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans is difficult yet possible – players should have to put some thought and advance planning into how and where to cross, but the time lag should not be so extreme that you have to buy transports on turn 1 to have a chance of retaking a victory city on turn 5.
(5) Eliminate most of the ‘extra’ tiles in Siberia, China, Africa, etc. that are meant to take up space and slow down enemy invasions…enemy invasions should be slowed by defending troops in plausible chokepoints, not by sheer distance alone.
(6) Use clear visual signals to help call attention to the strategic features of the map, e.g., all Allies in light colors and all Axis in dark colors; all victory cities are in large circles that look visually distinct from other territories.
(7) Enhance replayability by offering many different economically valuable theaters to fight in; all territories are worth at least 1 IPC, and it should not be obvious which direction(s) each nation should be trying to expand.
(8) Reduce the importance of capital looting; you can still steal some cash when you sack a capital, but it shouldn’t totally shut down a players’ ability to manufacture new units.

The screenshots below are very early drafts; I haven’t assigned territory values or put down starting units yet, but hopefully it will give you an idea of where I’m headed. Feedback on game balance, strategy, software bugs (e.g. territories are missing a connection) and user experience is extremely welcome at all times. Feedback on graphic design and historical accuracy is welcome primarily if you are volunteering to do some of the work of improving those areas of the game, e.g., if you want to contribute some images or edit the .xml file to include proper country names, great, I will be happy to send you the files; if you just want to complain that I got your favorite territory’s name wrong, that’s not as useful.

I plan to make two different scenarios for this map, one for 1939 and one for 1942. If you want to make a different scenario, I will be happy to send you the source files! As always, thanks to all of my buddies here on the forum who have contributed ideas, images, and feedback over the years – I could not have started this project without you, and, frankly, if I didn’t have buddies like you to hang out with, then I wouldn’t even want to work on this type of map.

1939:

1942:

6 tanks is a good R2/R3 buy if you think you can actually use those tanks to stop Germany from safely stacking Bryansk or Belarus or Eastern Ukraine or something like that. The most obvious reason why that might be true is if Germany attempted Sea Lion, but it could also happen if Germany got diced in Paris and lost most of their fast movers, or if Germany bought a ton of infantry and artillery on G1/G2, or if Germany bought a bunch of subs and bombers on G1/G2. Basically if you can slow Germany down by a full turn by preventing them from stacking the next territory in their lineup (or by taking that territory back from them after they’ve unsafely stacked there) then you gain almost a full additional turn of Russian income before the Russian capital and/or economy collapses, which more than pays for the inefficiency of tank purchases.

On the other hand, if you buy 6 tanks and don’t stop Germany from advancing on schedule, then, yeah, you’ve just blown money Russia can’t afford to lose, and Germany will get Moscow for cheap.

Buying 2 to 3 artillery and/or mech. infantry per turn as Russia is almost always a good idea, because it can force Germany to keep their forces together, or it can allow you to defensively stack, e.g., Leningrad for an extra turn and then safely retreat your mechanized forces (or send mechanized forces from Moscow to the rescue of a stack of infantry retreating to, e.g., Bryansk). You pull off one trick like that, and, again it pays for itself. You win a couple of battles against pairs of German units with 2 inf, 1 art, 1 ftr that you might have lost with 3 inf, 1 ftr, and, again, it pays for itself. Even if you don’t manage to pull that off, the difference between having 9 (or 27) Russian units and 10 (or 30) Russian units is not game-changing…we’re talking about a few percent on the Moscow battle or a few extra tanks for Germany after they conquer it; we’re not talking about throwing the game way.

It’s also just more fun to have something to do with the Russians other than turtle. If it’s not clearly worse to buy a few mechs and art, why not enjoy yourself?

Against my better judgment, here are some thoughts on the “meta” or “structure” of an Allied playbook.

With respect to Germany and Japan, the Allies are like the black pieces in chess – they’re responding to Axis initiative, so a good Allied player needs a battle plan for each of the most popular German and Japanese openings.

With respect to Italy, the Allies are like the white pieces in chess – the Allies set the initiative, and Italy has to respond. Depending on what the Allies do, Italy could start the game with one transport or three transports, with a big force in East Africa or no units in East Africa with a big stack in Tobruk or no forces in Tobruk, with Vichy control guaranteed, or with Vichy nearly impossible and an Allied landing force in Greece. So a good Allied player doesn’t need different plans to use against Italy; they just need one good anti-Italian attack. (A master-class player will need different plans so they can perfectly adapt their play to the situation on the board and keep their opponent off-balance, but that’s beyond the scope of a “playbook.”)

As I see it, the most popular German openings are:

• Sea Lion (build transports and some surface ships, focus on taking London on G3),
• Barbarossa (build mechs and tanks, focus on taking Moscow G5 - G7 with enough tanks/planes left over to threaten Egypt),
• Dark Skies (build mechs and bombers, focus on holding all Allies at bay with bombers while Germany accumulates income advantages from Norway, Leningrad, Stalingrad, and maybe Egypt and/or Iraq).

The most popular Japanese openings, as far as I can tell, are:

• a J1 attack on the Philippines and Borneo with the idea of taking all of the money islands by J2-J3 and taking India J3-J6 or at least knocking the UK Pacific’s income down to near-zero very quickly
• a J1 attack on Pearl Harbor, with or without an invasion of Hawaii, with the idea of tying down US assets to help Germany win in Europe
• a conservative J2 or J3 attack that focuses on knocking out China early and making high-value trades to keep Japan’s options wide open so they can threaten Russia, India, or Australia later in the game
• a suicidal attack on Russia, often through China, with planes being sacrificed to airblitz open a path and/or strategically bomb Moscow to weaken Russia for a German win.

So a good Allied playbook needs ways to address all 7 of these Axis openings, as well as one good anti-Italian attack. Personally, I prefer scrambling no planes against the German naval attacks and then launching the Taranto raid every game, combined with moving the Pacific transport to Persia and the Mediterranean transport to either Southern France (if needed to prevent Vichy) or Greece (if Vichy will not be triggered). On turn 1, always, I like to buy a factory in Egypt and 2 inf, 1 ftr in London. I like to follow that up with a factory in Persia, build mostly land units until Italy is cleared out of Africa, Iraq, and/or Syria, and then build mostly subs to shut Italy down in Sea Zone 97. It’s not a foolproof plan and there are times when something else might be slightly better, but this plan will always work well enough, no matter what your Axis opponents are doing. The Allies have enough to think about in the opening without trying to memorize five different anti-Italian openings.

@trulpen I really like the way you are thinking about how to pose thorny dilemmas for your opponent, but I don’t think spending 15 IPCs to save a damaged Battleship is ever a cost-effective play against an opponent who can calmly respond to an unexpected opening.

The thing is, Germany barely has a use for a battleship. They’re not going to get into round after round of combat where they can keep repairing it and leveraging the efficiency of the free hit. They’re not going to be doing much shore bombardment. At least in the Baltic / North Sea region, they’re not brushing up against factory limits; you can drop 20 units a turn. As aequitas points out, in the long run Germany isn’t a naval power anyway; the US & UK will eventually win control of the Atlantic Ocean; it’s just a matter of time.

Would I spend 5 IPCs to save a German BB? Sure. It’s of some use; it’s a large piece. But 15 IPCs is almost the whole cost of the BB. The Axis need to expand explosively in the first few turns in order to compete; any investments you make need to pay a very high interest rate. The interest rate on rescuing your BB is low because you buy the AB turn 1, then turn 2 the BB goes back into the Baltic to lick its wounds, then on G3 you get to move the BB somewhere. Where, exactly? To hit Leningrad? I mean, OK, maybe – but that does what, exactly…reduces your chances of losing an 8 IPC destroyer? And has decent odds of bombarding one Soviet infantry? So ballpark you’re earning something like 4 IPC + 2 IPC = 6 IPC, two turns later, on your 15 IPC airbase investment.

Meanwhile, if you just leave the BB alone, and let it stay wounded in the British sea zone, it’s got a 2/3 chance of killing a British destroyer or fighter – there’s your 6 IPCs right there.

So, yes, you’re laying an interesting trap for your opponents by inviting them to hit a BB that’s defended by 3 fighters and either come in too weak or pass up on the chance to do Taranto and hit mostly air…but if they see the trap and ignore your BB and do Taranto anyway, then you’ve spent 15 IPC to save a piece that’s really only worth about 10 IPCs at most to the German side.

UPDATE: Balanced Mod is live on TripleA! Download the map from the bottom of the “Good Maps” section if you want to try it.

Third draft based on feedback from everyone and playtests with @axis_roll – thank you for commenting!

The conventional wisdom is that A&A 50th Anniversary Edition, 1941 Scenario requires a large bid for the Allies, so I thought I’d try my hand at creating an alternate set of national objectives that could balance the game not by giving the Allies a large up-front gift of units, but by giving the Allies a chance to develop a mighty economy that can turn the tides of war in the middle-game. The goal is to have some more adrenaline and some more asymmetry in the game play – the Axis will expand very rapidly in the first few turns, but they’ll need to shut down most of the Allied NOs as part of their initial expansion, or else they’re likely to get crushed around turn 7 or 8 by the Allied rebound. I’ve also slightly changed China’s starting setup (and some of the Chinese movement/income rules) to make China more relevant. Note that the Turkish Straits / Black Sea are considered open for both ships and planes for all players.

It’s not required, but I recommend adding the air interception rules from Global 1940’s Balanced Mod: fighters escort and intercept strategic bombing raids using one die per fighter that hits an enemy plane on a 2 or less, and strategic bombers roll one die per bomber that hits an enemy plane on a 1 or less if they are challenged by interceptors. Strategic bombers that make it through any interceptors and/or flak to roll damage should deal 1d6 + 1 points of damage to a factory, not 1d6: so if you roll a 3, you deal 4 points of damage to the factory. This makes bombing a little more attractive against unguarded factories, but much less attractive against a factory with a proper air force defending it.

You could also throw in Marines from Global 1940 Balanced Mod if you like; I don’t think it would make much difference either way to the game play.

Let me know what you think! All comments welcome.

GERMANY

• Scandinavian Iron – 5 IPCs if Axis control 2+ of: Norway, Finland, and NW Europe
• Operation Barbarossa – 5 IPCs if Axis control 2+ of: Karelia, Ukraine, Caucasus
• Secure Rumanian Oil – 3 IPCs if Axis control Romania and there are no Allied planes in the Balkans, Ukraine, Sea Zone 15, or Sea Zone 16.
• Eurasian Wheat – 3 IPCs if Axis control 2+ of East Poland, Belorussia, and East Ukraine
• Archangel-Astrakhan Line – 3 IPCs if Axis control 2+ of: Archangel, Moscow, and Kazakh

RUSSIA

• Northern Lend-Lease – 3 IPCs after the start of turn 2 if Allies control Archangel with no Axis ships in SZ 3 or 4
• Southern Lend-Lease – 3 IPCs after the start of turn 2 if Allies control Persia & Caucasus w/ no Axis ships in SZ 34
• Eastern Lend-Lease – 3 IPCs after the start of turn 2 if Allies control SFE & Yakutsk w/ no Axis ships in SZ 63

JAPAN

• Chinese Coastline – 3 IPCs if Axis control Manchuria, Kiangsu, Fukien, Kwantung, and French Indochina
• Chinese Hegemony – 3 IPCs if Axis control literally all Chinese territories
• Bornese Oil – 3 IPCs if Axis control Borneo and no Allied warships anywhere in SZ 49, 50, 60, 61, or 62
• Javanese Rubber – 3 IPCs if Axis control East Indies and no Allied warships anywhere in SZ 38, 49, 50, 60, 61, or 62
• Central Pacific Islands – 3 IPCs if Axis control 4+ of Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Midway, Wake, Carolines, Hawaii
• Co-Prosperity Sphere – 3 IPCs if Axis control 2+ of India, Australia, Hawaii, Yakut SSR

UK

• North Atlantic – 3 IPCs if Allies control E. Canada, Greenland, and Iceland with no Axis ships in SZs 1 through 9.
• Mediterranean Route – 3 IPCs if Allies control Gibraltar and Egypt with no Axis warships in SZ 13, 14, 15, or 16.
• Soft Underbelly – 3 IPCs if UK or USA has at least one land unit in Italy, the Balkans, or Romania.
• Indian Empire – 5 IPCs if Allies control India, Madagascar, and South Africa with no Axis ships in SZs 28 through 35.
• ANZAC – 5 IPCs if Allies control Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands.

ITALY

• Vichy Collaboration – 3 IPCs if Axis control France, Morocco, and Libya
• Mare Nostrum – 3 IPCs if there are no Allied ships in SZs 13, 14, 15, 16 and at least one Italian ship in SZ 13-16
• Abyssinian Adventure – 3 IPCs if Axis control 2+ of Sudan, Italian East Africa, Rhodesia
• Mideastern Oil – 5 IPCs if Axis control 2+ of Egypt, Trans-Jordan, Persia, Caucasus

USA

• Arsenal of Democracy – 5 IPCs after the start of turn 3 if Allies control Western US, Central US, and Eastern US
• Manifest Destiny – 5 IPCs after the start of turn 3 if Allies control Mexico, Panama, Hawaii, and Alaska
• South Atlantic – 2 IPCs if Allies control West Indies and Brazil with no Axis warships in SZ 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, or 19
• Operation Torch – 3 IPCs if America has a land unit or flag in both Morocco and Libya
• Operation Overlord – 5 IPCs if USA has land units both NW Europe and France
• Alcor Aluminum – 2 IPCs if Allies control Australia, Solomon Islands, Hawaii, and Western US
• Central Pacific Islands – 3 IPCs if Allies control 4+ of Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Midway, Wake, Carolines, Hawaii
• MacArthur was a Donkey – 5 IPCs if Allies control the Philippines
• West Pacific Airstrips – 5 IPCs if Allies control 3+ of Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Formosa, Manchuria, Buryatia

CHINA

• Burma Road – +1 Chinese artillery for any Chinese-owned territory if Allies control India, Burma, and Yunnan
  ** Setup Change – Sikang starts the game with 1 infantry, 1 fighter. Yunnan starts with (only) 2 infantry.
  ** Movement Change – Chinese troops may move into Burma, French Indochina, and/or Kwangtung.
  ** Income Change – China receives all reinforcements based on the map after combat, just like other nations.

(Edited per axisroll’s comments about needing more relative weight in the Pacific)
(Thanks to Baron Munchhausen for suggesting addition of Greenland)
(Tweaked Russian and UK objectives to be somewhat harder based on playtests with Corpo24)
(Special thanks to axisroll for playtesting these with me for two full games!)
(There are minor changes to the German and British objectives based on recent feedback, which have now been copied as version 1.1 on TripleA. Please make sure you and your opponents are playing with the same version! Version 1.0 has only 3 German objectives instead of 5, and it contains an error in the Russian Southern Lend-Lease objective.)

Update: I decided to manually trace a brand new vector map so that I can squash and enlarge continents as I see fit and then rescale when I’m done so that the smallest tiles will still be enough pixels wide to hold a few unit types each. Here’s Europe and Africa – you may notice that Africa is only half the height it ‘should’ be compared to Europe, and that the UK is about 140% of its proper size, and that the English Channel and North Sea are about triple their proper sizes. I plan to continue abusing geography for our wargaming convenience until I’ve finished the whole globe. This project is taking several years longer than I originally anticipated, but I do not plan to quit. Thanks again for all your support.

All right, sounds like an interesting learning game. Sometimes you do get diced in an early battle (or three of them) and then that reverberates across the game. Especially if Japan is not declaring war on the Anglo-Americans, then there’s not much wiggle room for the UK & Russia to defend Moscow; a few bad battles or a few bad choices and Moscow can fall really early, and that’s all normal. I would have discussed the overall strategic situation with the Russian player, and explained why it made sense for them to sit tight and wait for British aid to arrive from Persia/India, but it’s hard playing just one country all day, and sometimes you just want to make a frigging attack, you know? It can be a lot more fun making one big attack and losing badly because of it than literally sitting around all day biding time and then having your friends argue about whether the resulting position was slightly favoring the Axis or slightly favoring the Allies.

I almost think you have to discuss strategies like that ahead of time, and figure out what countries to give people based on what their playstyle is. Especially in a game of Global with multiple newbies – if you’ve got a reckless attacker, give 'em the Germans or the Japanese. If you’ve got a timid turtle, give 'em the Russians or give 'em UK Pac + Anzac + China. That’s hard to suss out; a lot of people aren’t self-aware about what their playstyle is and may not admit to being a turtle even if they know it, but I think as the host you at least have to try to have that conversation.

As far as strategy, I think the British destroyers have to be built in Canada (SZ 106) when the Germans are doing an aggressive forward deployment with carrier and airbases. Building in Wales (SZ 109) is just a gift; it lets the Germans sink 'em for cheap. I’d also be very careful about moving into the Southern France sea zone when the Luftwaffe is still intact, because the risk-reward ratio is all wrong. If your fleet holds, then you deny Italy its Mare Nostrum NO for 1 turn (5 IPCs), and you get some additional boats into the Battle of the Atlantic at the cost of giving Italy a credible threat against Eastern Med targets like Egypt, Jordan, Crete, and Syria. It’s not clear that those results are better than just doing Taranto and sinking 2 Italian transports, which likely denies them the New Roman Empire NO (5 IPCs) for the rest of the game, and that’s what you get when everything goes well – as you saw, if it goes poorly against either the Italians or the Germans on a follow-up G2 attack, then you lose both your Atlantic and your Med fleets and you have very, very little to show for it. But you knew that.

Anyway, if Germany is buying an airbase and a carrier on G1, that’s the entire G1 economy, so they have no destroyers on the board. That means one interesting British purchase is submarines for the Atlantic! Hit the carrier, hit the battleship, hit the convoy zones in Norway and Normandy…just generally make life uncomfortable for the Kriegsmarine, and if you bait Germany into buying a couple of destroyers on top of the airbase and carrier, then at that point Russia should be rich enough to hold its own. Alternatively, if Germany retreats into the Baltic, the subs are useful against Italy in the Med.

I would use these rules:

(1) if the defender sees a key battle coming and can predict that they’ll want an unusual order of loss, they can leave a note, send an e-mail, etc., informing the attacker of their preferred order of loss, and the attacker will then follow that order.

(2) if there is no note, the attacker will provisionally use a standard order of loss.

(3) after seeing the results of the battle, the defender can pay 2 IPCs to the bank per casualty that they want to switch. You didn’t want to lose your bomber after all? Fine, pay 2 IPCs, and you can have your bomber back in exchange for one of your infantry. This should be expensive enough to deter casual abuse but still cheap enough that if you would really be upset about the order of loss, you can fix it without too much drama. Don’t think it’s fair that you should have to pay to set up your order of loss exactly the way you want it? Well, then, you should have foreseen the battle and given orders in advance. Don’t feel like thinking that hard every turn? Well, then, you can always just cough up 2 IPCs. It’s a way of speeding up the game while making sure that nothing unacceptably bad will happen because of order of loss issues.

We could argue all week about what the exactly right balance is, but I imagine most of us agree in principle that you need to slightly adjust your British opening based off of the G1 attack and purchase. Like, if Germany buys 2 bombers and sinks both British home fleets and the Canadian transport without losing any planes, well, yeah, buy 8 or 9 inf for London and leave the Egypt factory for UK2; it can wait. Conversely, if Germany declares war on Russia G1 or loses half its air force, well, maybe you don’t even need the 2 inf, 1 ftr for London on UK1 and you can buy the Egypt factory plus a destroyer or whatever else you want for the Atlantic, instead. In the vast majority of games, though, you wind up with an average result that justifies an average buy to defend London: 3 inf if you’re feeling aggressive, or 2 inf, 1 ftr for a moderate position, or 6 inf if you’re feeling conservative.

Here’s an idea for lend-lease: add a new unit type called “Supply Crate.”

Crates cost 5 IPCs each, can be built at any factory, can be loaded onto and unloaded from any transport as if they were an infantry unit (so a transport could carry 2 crates, or a crate and a tank, or a crate and an infantry, or any similar combination), and do not participate in combat. They move 1 territory per turn, but only during the non-combat move.

At the start of your turn, if there is a supply crate in a territory with a factory that you control, then you may convert it into 5 IPCs for your treasury. Each factory can only convert 1 crate per turn per IPC value of the territory. For example, if the British build 4 Supply Crates in London on UK1 and ship them to Archangel on UK2 using 2 transports, then those Supply Crates could be unloaded in Archangel on UK2 and then, on UK3, walk to Leningrad. On R4, Russia would see that it had supply crates in one of its territories with a factory, and convert 2 supply crates into 10 IPCs. Then, on R5, Russia could covert the remaining 2 supply crates into another 10 IPCs, for a total of 20 IPCs of lend-lease.

Also, if after combat there is a supply crate in a territory that you have just conquered, then you must immediately “loot” them by converting them into 3 IPCs each for your treasury. The money will remain in your treasury until your next regular opportunity to purchase units. There is no limit on how many crates you can loot in a single turn.

The Supply Crate would help facilitate the creation of a Canadian power (by giving Canada something to do besides just build fighters and fly them to Moscow, and by giving them a reason to maintain a navy), would help fill the otherwise lackluster 5-IPC slot in the unit roster, and would more realistically simulate the war and sea and the ability of the Russians to field massive armies later in the war using the economic might of the Western Allies. Instead of a stack of 30 Russian infantry with 6 British fighters, you could have a stack of 30 Russian infantry, 10 Russian artillery, and 2 Russian tanks – but only if you can keep the sea lanes reasonably clear.

Supply Crates could also be used as a less disruptive form of bidding in conventional G40: because supply crates don’t unbalance any turn 1 battles, they’re a gentler way of giving the Allies some extra economic oomph.

@argothair I decided not to place my last turn’s production of UK units, because it doesn’t matter. I had enough of the usual land units and so on, but nothing interesting.

@Karl7 OK, I concede. Good game! I got diced in Hamburg and France/America can’t do it alone. It was only like a 60% chance to win that battle, but you should have had only 1 or 2 units left for the Americans to mop up, and instead the whole air force lived and you can likely rebuild and hold the front lines where they are.

Meanwhile, I just don’t have an answer for the 1-2-3 punch with Yama/Hisacihi/Thai. I can’t actually hold any ground because whatever I put in the way gets mowed over and then you take the next factory a couple of turns later. Doesn’t matter if you lose 100 IPCs of units along the way because you will rebuild it and move it to the new front lines within a couple of turns. The battle for Cairo doesn’t look any different than the battle for West Iran or East Iran or Calcutta or Burma; it’s just the same battering ram over and over, and we don’t need to see it play out five more times. To effectively defend I would have to stop producing units for the UK offense, and then I’m even more dead in the water than I am anyway, which is already pretty dead.

Good game!

TripleA Turn Summary: British round 27

TripleA Turn Summary for game: World At War, version: 2.1.1

Game History

Round: 27

    Combat Move - British
        1 Tank moved from Manchester to 21 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery moved from Manchester to 21 Sea Zone
        5 Artillerys moved from Dover to 21 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry moved from Manchester to 21 Sea Zone
        8 Infantrys moved from Dover to 21 Sea Zone
        6 Infantrys moved from Dover to 20 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry moved from Dover to 20 Sea Zone
        1 Cruiser, 7 Infantrys and 3 Transports moved from 20 Sea Zone to 22 Sea Zone
        2 Adv.Fighters, 6 Artillerys, 2 Carriers, 2 Cruisers, 1 Destroyer, 1 Fighter, 9 Infantrys, 1 Submarine, 1 Tank and 7 Transports moved from 21 Sea Zone to 22 Sea Zone
        2 Adv.Fighters, 6 Artillerys, 1 Fighter, 16 Infantrys and 1 Tank moved from 22 Sea Zone to Hamburg
        8 Artillerys and 8 Infantrys moved from Netherlands to Hamburg
        1 Bomber moved from Dover to Hamburg
        1 ArmoredCar and 2 Mech.Infs moved from Hun to Darfur
        1 Infantry moved from Nubia to Darfur
        1 Infantry moved from Lower Egypt to Nubia
        2 Infantrys moved from Campania to 48 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys moved from 48 Sea Zone to Tobruk
        1 Fighter moved from Rome to Crete
        1 Fighter moved from Crete to Cairo
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys moved from Rome to Campania
        1 ArmoredCar moved from Kenya to Darfur
        1 Infantry moved from Rhodesia to Kenya
        1 ArmoredCar moved from Cape Town to Rhodesia
        1 Tank moved from Cape Town to Rhodesia
        1 ArmoredCar, 1 Artillery, 2 Infantrys and 1 Tank moved from Rhodesia to Belgian Congo

    Purchase Units - British
        British buy 1 Adv.Fighter, 2 ArmoredCars, 4 Artillerys, 1 Bunker, 3 Fighters, 17 Infantrys, 1 Tank and 2 Transports; Remaining resources: 1 PUs; 

    Combat - British
        Battle in Hamburg
            British attack with 2 Adv.Fighters, 14 Artillerys, 1 Bomber, 1 Fighter, 24 Infantrys and 1 Tank
            Germans defend with 1 AAGun, 1 Adv.Fighter, 5 Bunkers, 1 Factory, 8 Infantrys, 4 Mech.Infs and 5 Tanks; Romanians defend with 1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Tank; Finns defend with 3 Adv.Fighters, 4 Fighters and 2 Mech.Infs
                Germans roll AA dice in Hamburg : 0/4 hits, 0.67 expected hits
                British roll dice for 3 Cruisers in Hamburg, round 2 : 2/3 hits, 1.50 expected hits
            Units damaged: 2 Bunkers owned by the Germans
                British roll dice for 2 Adv.Fighters, 14 Artillerys, 1 Bomber, 1 Fighter, 24 Infantrys and 1 Tank in Hamburg, round 2 : 12/43 hits, 13.50 expected hits
            Units damaged: 3 Bunkers owned by the Germans
                Germans roll dice for 5 Adv.Fighters, 5 Bunkers, 4 Fighters, 8 Infantrys, 6 Mech.Infs and 6 Tanks in Hamburg, round 2 : 17/34 hits, 15.50 expected hits
            1 Mech.Inf owned by the Finns, 8 Infantrys owned by the Germans and 17 Infantrys owned by the British lost in Hamburg
                British roll dice for 2 Adv.Fighters, 14 Artillerys, 1 Bomber, 1 Fighter, 7 Infantrys and 1 Tank in Hamburg, round 3 : 6/26 hits, 9.50 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 5 Adv.Fighters, 5 Bunkers, 4 Fighters, 5 Mech.Infs and 6 Tanks in Hamburg, round 3 : 16/25 hits, 12.50 expected hits
            1 Mech.Inf owned by the Finns, 1 Tank owned by the Romanians, 9 Artillerys owned by the British, 4 Mech.Infs owned by the Germans and 7 Infantrys owned by the British lost in Hamburg
                British roll dice for 2 Adv.Fighters, 5 Artillerys, 1 Bomber, 1 Fighter and 1 Tank in Hamburg, round 4 : 5/10 hits, 4.17 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 5 Adv.Fighters, 5 Bunkers, 4 Fighters and 5 Tanks in Hamburg, round 4 : 7/19 hits, 10.33 expected hits
                1 Fighter owned by the British, 1 Tank owned by the British, 5 Artillerys owned by the British and 5 Tanks owned by the Germans lost in Hamburg
                British roll dice for 2 Adv.Fighters and 1 Bomber in Hamburg, round 5 : 2/3 hits, 1.67 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 5 Adv.Fighters, 5 Bunkers and 4 Fighters in Hamburg, round 5 : 9/14 hits, 7.83 expected hits
                1 Bomber owned by the British, 2 Bunkers owned by the Germans and 2 Adv.Fighters owned by the British lost in Hamburg
            Germans win with 5 Adv.Fighters, 3 Bunkers and 4 Fighters remaining. Battle score for attacker is -57
            Casualties for British: 2 Adv.Fighters, 14 Artillerys, 1 Bomber, 1 Fighter, 24 Infantrys and 1 Tank
            Casualties for Finns: 2 Mech.Infs
            Casualties for Germans: 2 Bunkers, 8 Infantrys, 4 Mech.Infs and 5 Tanks
            Casualties for Romanians: 1 Tank

    Non Combat Move - British

    Place Units - British
        1 Adv.Fighter, 2 ArmoredCars, 4 Artillerys, 1 Bunker, 3 Fighters, 17 Infantrys, 1 Tank and 2 Transports were produced but were not placed

    Turn Complete - British
        British collect 104 PUs; end with 105 PUs

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

Germans AA : -0.67
Germans regular : 2.83
British regular : -3.33

Savegame

TripleA Turn Summary: French round 27

TripleA Turn Summary for game: World At War, version: 2.1.1

Game History

Round: 27

    Combat Move - French
        1 Tank moved from Rhine to Saxony
        1 Tank moved from Rhine to Saxony
        1 Adv.Fighter moved from Netherlands to Saxony
        2 Infantrys moved from Iceland to 10 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys and 1 Transport moved from 10 Sea Zone to 12 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys moved from 12 Sea Zone to Oslo
              French take Oslo from Finns
        2 Elites moved from Normandy to 20 Sea Zone
        2 Elites and 1 Transport moved from 20 Sea Zone to 22 Sea Zone
        2 Elites moved from 22 Sea Zone to Denmark
              French take Denmark from Germans
        2 Artillerys and 6 Infantrys moved from Paris to Burgundy
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys moved from Provence to Burgundy
        1 Artillery moved from Normandy to Picardy
        1 Tank moved from Venetia to Bohemia
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys moved from Venetia to Austria
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry moved from Syria to Iraq
        2 ArmoredCars moved from Lower Egypt to Iraq
        1 Artillery and 2 Infantrys moved from Bursa to Ankara
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry moved from Istanbul to Bursa
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys moved from Tunis to 47 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys and 1 Tank moved from Rhodes to 51 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys, 1 Tank and 2 Transports moved from 51 Sea Zone to 53 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys and 1 Tank moved from 53 Sea Zone to Ankara
        1 Artillery, 3 Infantrys and 2 Transports moved from 47 Sea Zone to 51 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys moved from 51 Sea Zone to Rhodes
        1 Infantry moved from Darfur to Kordofan
        1 Infantry moved from Darfur to Equatoria
        1 Infantry moved from Adana to Iraq
        1 Artillery moved from Adana to Iraq
        1 Infantry moved from Ankara to Adana
        1 Infantry moved from Ankara to Adana

    Purchase Units - French
        French buy 2 Bunkers, 11 Infantrys and 10 Tanks; Remaining resources: 0 PUs; 

    Combat - French
        Battle in Saxony
            French attack with 1 Adv.Fighter and 2 Tanks
            Germans defend with 1 Infantry
                French roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter and 2 Tanks in Saxony, round 2 : 3/3 hits, 1.50 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 1 Infantry in Saxony, round 2 : 1/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 Tank owned by the French and 1 Infantry owned by the Germans lost in Saxony
            French win, taking Saxony from Germans with 1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Tank remaining. Battle score for attacker is -3
            Casualties for French: 1 Tank
            Casualties for Germans: 1 Infantry
        Battle in Bohemia
            French attack with 1 Tank
            Germans defend with 1 Factory and 1 Infantry
                French roll dice for 1 Tank in Bohemia, round 2 : 0/1 hits, 0.50 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 1 Infantry in Bohemia, round 2 : 1/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 Tank owned by the French lost in Bohemia
            Germans win with 1 Infantry remaining. Battle score for attacker is -5
            Casualties for French: 1 Tank
        Battle in Iraq
            French attack with 2 ArmoredCars, 2 Artillerys and 2 Infantrys
            Thai defend with 1 ArmoredCar, 1 Mech.Inf and 2 Tanks
                French roll dice for 2 ArmoredCars, 2 Artillerys and 2 Infantrys in Iraq, round 2 : 2/6 hits, 2.00 expected hits
                Thai roll dice for 1 ArmoredCar, 1 Mech.Inf and 2 Tanks in Iraq, round 2 : 2/4 hits, 1.50 expected hits
            1 Mech.Inf owned by the Thai, 1 ArmoredCar owned by the Thai and 2 Infantrys owned by the French lost in Iraq
                French roll dice for 2 ArmoredCars and 2 Artillerys in Iraq, round 3 : 1/4 hits, 1.33 expected hits
                Thai roll dice for 2 Tanks in Iraq, round 3 : 1/2 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                1 ArmoredCar owned by the French and 1 Tank owned by the Thai lost in Iraq
                French roll dice for 1 ArmoredCar and 2 Artillerys in Iraq, round 4 : 2/3 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                Thai roll dice for 1 Tank in Iraq, round 4 : 0/1 hits, 0.50 expected hits
                1 Tank owned by the Thai lost in Iraq
            French win, taking Iraq from Thai with 1 ArmoredCar and 2 Artillerys remaining. Battle score for attacker is 12
            Casualties for French: 1 ArmoredCar and 2 Infantrys
            Casualties for Thai: 1 ArmoredCar, 1 Mech.Inf and 2 Tanks

    Non Combat Move - French
        1 AAGun moved from Netherlands to Rhine
        5 Tanks moved from Rhine to Burgundy
        1 Adv.Fighter moved from Saxony to Netherlands

    Place Units - French
        1 Bunker placed in Adana
        1 Bunker and 2 Infantrys placed in Ankara
        3 Infantrys placed in Bursa
        2 Infantrys placed in Syria
        4 Infantrys placed in Rhine
        8 Tanks placed in Paris
        2 Tanks placed in Provence

    Turn Complete - French
        French collect 84 PUs; end with 84 PUs

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

French regular : 1.67
Thai regular : 0.00
Germans regular : 1.33

Savegame

TripleA Turn Summary: Americans round 26

TripleA Turn Summary for game: World At War, version: 2.1.1

Game History

Round: 26

    Combat Move - Americans
        2 ArmoredCars moved from Albania to Bulgaria
        1 Artillery and 1 Tank moved from W.Romania to E.Romania
        1 Infantry and 1 Mech.Inf moved from Croatia to Hungary
        3 Artillerys moved from Serbia to W.Romania
        5 Infantrys moved from Serbia to W.Romania
        1 Tank moved from Greece to W.Romania
        2 Infantrys and 1 Tank moved from Greece to Bulgaria
        1 Fighter moved from Lombardy to Hungary
        1 Artillery and 12 Infantrys moved from Venetia to Austria
        4 Mech.Infs and 1 Tank moved from Lombardy to Austria
        3 Artillerys and 6 Infantrys moved from Lombardy to Venetia
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry moved from Sardinia to 46 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry moved from 46 Sea Zone to Tuscany
        2 Infantrys moved from Tuscany to Venetia
        1 Fighter moved from Catalonia to Venetia
        2 Mech.Infs moved from Catalonia to Lombardy
        1 Bomber moved from Valencia to Austria
        1 Fighter moved from Serbia to Bulgaria
        1 Bomber moved from Serbia to Hungary
        1 Fighter and 1 S.Bomber moved from Serbia to E.Romania
        1 Transport moved from 20 Sea Zone to 19 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry moved from Galicia to 19 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery, 1 Infantry and 1 Transport moved from 19 Sea Zone to 20 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry moved from 20 Sea Zone to Netherlands
        1 Infantry moved from Rio de Oro to 31 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry and 1 Transport moved from 31 Sea Zone to 17 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry moved from Portugal to 17 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys moved from 17 Sea Zone to Galicia
        1 Adv.Fighter moved from Portugal to Netherlands
        1 L.Fighter moved from Rio de Oro to Netherlands
        1 Infantry and 1 Tank moved from Angola to Belgian Congo
        1 Fighter moved from Equatoria to 62 Sea Zone
        1 Fighter moved from 40 Sea Zone to 62 Sea Zone
        1 Adv.Fighter moved from 40 Sea Zone to 62 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry moved from Bahia to 39 Sea Zone
        1 L.Fighter moved from Salvador to 62 Sea Zone
        1 Destroyer moved from 40 Sea Zone to 62 Sea Zone
        1 Mech.Inf moved from Bolivia to Santiago
        1 Mech.Inf moved from Bolivia to Santiago
        1 Infantry moved from Rio De Janeiro to 39 Sea Zone
        1 B.Transport, 1 Destroyer and 2 Infantrys moved from 39 Sea Zone to 40 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys moved from 40 Sea Zone to South Africa
        1 ArmoredCar moved from South Africa to Belgian Congo

    Purchase Units - Americans
        Americans buy 1 Adv.Fighter, 4 ArmoredCars, 4 Artillerys, 1 Bunker, 1 Destroyer, 1 Factory, 1 Fighter, 21 Infantrys, 2 Mech.Infs and 3 Tanks; Remaining resources: 0 PUs; 

    Combat - Americans
        Battle in E.Romania
            Americans attack with 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter, 1 S.Bomber and 1 Tank
            Romanians defend with 1 Adv.Fighter and 2 ArmoredCars
                Americans roll dice for 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter, 1 S.Bomber and 1 Tank in E.Romania, round 2 : 3/4 hits, 2.00 expected hits
                Romanians roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter and 2 ArmoredCars in E.Romania, round 2 : 0/3 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                2 ArmoredCars owned by the Romanians and 1 Adv.Fighter owned by the Romanians lost in E.Romania
            Americans win, taking E.Romania from Romanians with 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter, 1 S.Bomber and 1 Tank remaining. Battle score for attacker is 18
            Casualties for Romanians: 1 Adv.Fighter and 2 ArmoredCars
        Battle in Austria
            Americans attack with 1 Artillery, 1 Bomber, 12 Infantrys, 4 Mech.Infs and 1 Tank
            Germans defend with 3 Artillerys, 1 Factory and 4 Infantrys
                Americans roll dice for 1 Artillery, 1 Bomber, 12 Infantrys, 4 Mech.Infs and 1 Tank in Austria, round 2 : 4/19 hits, 5.67 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 3 Artillerys and 4 Infantrys in Austria, round 2 : 3/7 hits, 2.33 expected hits
                3 Infantrys owned by the Americans and 4 Infantrys owned by the Germans lost in Austria
                Americans roll dice for 1 Artillery, 1 Bomber, 9 Infantrys, 4 Mech.Infs and 1 Tank in Austria, round 3 : 5/16 hits, 5.17 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 3 Artillerys in Austria, round 3 : 0/3 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                3 Artillerys owned by the Germans lost in Austria
            Americans win, taking Austria from Germans with 1 Artillery, 1 Bomber, 9 Infantrys, 4 Mech.Infs and 1 Tank remaining. Battle score for attacker is 14
            Casualties for Americans: 3 Infantrys
            Casualties for Germans: 3 Artillerys and 4 Infantrys
        Battle in Hungary
            Americans attack with 1 Bomber, 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Mech.Inf
            Romanians defend with 2 ArmoredCars
                Americans roll dice for 1 Bomber, 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Mech.Inf in Hungary, round 2 : 1/4 hits, 1.67 expected hits
                Romanians roll dice for 2 ArmoredCars in Hungary, round 2 : 0/2 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 ArmoredCar owned by the Romanians lost in Hungary
                Americans roll dice for 1 Bomber, 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Mech.Inf in Hungary, round 3 : 1/4 hits, 1.67 expected hits
                Romanians roll dice for 1 ArmoredCar in Hungary, round 3 : 0/1 hits, 0.17 expected hits
                1 ArmoredCar owned by the Romanians lost in Hungary
            Americans win, taking Hungary from Romanians with 1 Bomber, 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Mech.Inf remaining. Battle score for attacker is 8
            Casualties for Romanians: 2 ArmoredCars
        Battle in Bulgaria
            Americans attack with 2 ArmoredCars, 1 Fighter, 2 Infantrys and 1 Tank
            Romanians defend with 1 ArmoredCar and 2 Artillerys
                Americans roll dice for 2 ArmoredCars, 1 Fighter, 2 Infantrys and 1 Tank in Bulgaria, round 2 : 0/6 hits, 1.83 expected hits
                Romanians roll dice for 1 ArmoredCar and 2 Artillerys in Bulgaria, round 2 : 1/3 hits, 0.83 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the Americans lost in Bulgaria
                Americans roll dice for 2 ArmoredCars, 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Tank in Bulgaria, round 3 : 1/5 hits, 1.67 expected hits
                Romanians roll dice for 1 ArmoredCar and 2 Artillerys in Bulgaria, round 3 : 0/3 hits, 0.83 expected hits
                1 ArmoredCar owned by the Romanians lost in Bulgaria
                Americans roll dice for 2 ArmoredCars, 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Tank in Bulgaria, round 4 : 2/5 hits, 1.67 expected hits
                Romanians roll dice for 2 Artillerys in Bulgaria, round 4 : 1/2 hits, 0.67 expected hits
                2 Artillerys owned by the Romanians and 1 ArmoredCar owned by the Americans lost in Bulgaria
            Americans win, taking Bulgaria from Romanians with 1 ArmoredCar, 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Tank remaining. Battle score for attacker is 6
            Casualties for Americans: 1 ArmoredCar and 1 Infantry
            Casualties for Romanians: 1 ArmoredCar and 2 Artillerys
        Battle in 62 Sea Zone
            Americans attack with 1 Adv.Fighter, 1 Destroyer, 2 Fighters and 1 L.Fighter
            Yamamoto defend with 1 Destroyer
                Americans roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter, 1 Destroyer, 2 Fighters and 1 L.Fighter in 62 Sea Zone, round 2 : 2/5 hits, 2.00 expected hits
                Yamamoto roll dice for 1 Destroyer in 62 Sea Zone, round 2 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 Destroyer owned by the Yamamoto lost in 62 Sea Zone
            Americans win with 1 Adv.Fighter, 1 Destroyer, 2 Fighters and 1 L.Fighter remaining. Battle score for attacker is 8
            Casualties for Yamamoto: 1 Destroyer

    Non Combat Move - Americans
        1 Adv.Fighter moved from 62 Sea Zone to 40 Sea Zone
        1 L.Fighter moved from 62 Sea Zone to Madagascar
        1 Fighter moved from 62 Sea Zone to 40 Sea Zone
        1 Fighter moved from 62 Sea Zone to South Africa
        1 S.Bomber moved from E.Romania to Serbia
        1 Bomber moved from Hungary to Serbia
        1 Fighter moved from Bulgaria to W.Romania
        1 Fighter moved from E.Romania to W.Romania
        1 Fighter moved from Hungary to W.Romania
        1 Bomber moved from Austria to Venetia

    Place Units - Americans
        1 Bunker and 1 Factory placed in W.Romania
        2 ArmoredCars and 2 Tanks placed in Greece
        2 ArmoredCars placed in Albania
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry placed in Croatia
        1 Artillery and 2 Infantrys placed in Serbia
        4 Infantrys placed in Venetia
        2 Artillerys, 2 Infantrys and 1 Tank placed in Lombardy
        2 Mech.Infs placed in Catalonia
        2 Infantrys placed in Sardinia
        2 Infantrys placed in Portugal
        1 Destroyer placed in 39 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry placed in Bahia
        2 Infantrys placed in Salvador
        1 Fighter and 2 Infantrys placed in Santiago
        3 Infantrys placed in San Francisco
        Americans undo move 15.
        1 Adv.Fighter and 2 Infantrys placed in Rio de Oro
        1 Infantry placed in San Francisco

    Turn Complete - Americans
        Americans collect 145 PUs; end with 145 PUs

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

Yamamoto regular : -0.33
Americans regular : -4.33
Romanians regular : -1.83
Germans regular : -0.33

Savegame

TripleA Turn Summary: Dutch round 26

TripleA Turn Summary for game: World At War, version: 2.1.1

Game History

Round: 26

    Combat Move - Dutch
        1 Elite moved from French Equatorial Africa to Spanish Guinea
        1 Tank moved from Equatoria to Spanish Guinea
        1 Fighter moved from French Sudan to Spanish Guinea
        1 Fighter moved from Suriname to French Sudan
        1 Infantry and 1 Marine moved from French Sudan to French Equatorial Africa
        1 Infantry and 1 Marine moved from Equatoria to French Equatorial Africa
        1 Infantry and 1 Marine moved from Suriname to 32 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry, 1 Marine and 1 Transport moved from 32 Sea Zone to 36 Sea Zone
        1 Transport moved from 36 Sea Zone to 32 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry and 1 Marine moved from 36 Sea Zone to French Sudan

    Purchase Units - Dutch
        Dutch buy 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Marine; Remaining resources: 0 PUs; 

    Combat - Dutch
        Battle in Spanish Guinea
            Dutch attack with 1 Elite, 1 Fighter and 1 Tank
            Neutral defend with 1 Infantry
                Dutch roll dice for 1 Elite, 1 Fighter and 1 Tank in Spanish Guinea, round 2 : 2/3 hits, 1.17 expected hits
                Neutral roll dice for 1 Infantry in Spanish Guinea, round 2 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the Neutral lost in Spanish Guinea
            Dutch loses 0 PUs for violating Spanish Guineas neutrality.
            Dutch win, taking Spanish Guinea from Neutral with 1 Elite, 1 Fighter and 1 Tank remaining. Battle score for attacker is 2
            Casualties for Neutral: 1 Infantry

    Non Combat Move - Dutch
        1 Fighter moved from Spanish Guinea to French Equatorial Africa

    Place Units - Dutch
        1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Marine placed in Suriname

    Turn Complete - Dutch
        Dutch collect 15 PUs; end with 15 PUs

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

Neutral regular : -0.33
Dutch regular : 0.83

Savegame

TripleA Turn Summary: Anzac round 26

TripleA Turn Summary for game: World At War, version: 2.1.1

Game History

Round: 26

    Combat Move - Anzac
        1 Infantry moved from Canberra to 122 Sea Zone
        1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Fighter moved from 122 Sea Zone to 64 Sea Zone
        1 Carrier moved from 122 Sea Zone to 120 Sea Zone
        1 Fighter moved from Wellington to 120 Sea Zone
        1 Adv.Fighter moved from Wellington to 120 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry and 1 S.Submarine moved from 122 Sea Zone to 114 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry moved from 114 Sea Zone to New Georgia
              Anzac take New Georgia from Yamamoto
        1 Fighter moved from Broome to 120 Sea Zone
        1 Fighter moved from Townsville to 120 Sea Zone

    Purchase Units - Anzac
        Anzac buy 1 Carrier and 1 Destroyer; Remaining resources: 2 PUs; 

    Combat - Anzac
        Battle in 64 Sea Zone
            Anzac attack with 1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Fighter
            Yamamoto defend with 2 B.Transports, 1 Destroyer and 2 Transports
                Anzac roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Fighter in 64 Sea Zone, round 2 : 2/2 hits, 0.83 expected hits
                Yamamoto roll dice for 2 B.Transports, 1 Destroyer and 2 Transports in 64 Sea Zone, round 2 : 0/5 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                2 Transports owned by the Yamamoto lost in 64 Sea Zone
                Anzac roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Fighter in 64 Sea Zone, round 3 : 1/2 hits, 0.83 expected hits
                Yamamoto roll dice for 2 B.Transports and 1 Destroyer in 64 Sea Zone, round 3 : 1/3 hits, 0.67 expected hits
                1 Fighter owned by the Anzac and 1 B.Transport owned by the Yamamoto lost in 64 Sea Zone
                Anzac roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter in 64 Sea Zone, round 4 : 1/1 hits, 0.50 expected hits
                Yamamoto roll dice for 1 B.Transport and 1 Destroyer in 64 Sea Zone, round 4 : 0/2 hits, 0.50 expected hits
            1 B.Transport owned by the Yamamoto lost in 64 Sea Zone
                Anzac roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter in 64 Sea Zone, round 5 : 0/1 hits, 0.50 expected hits
                Yamamoto roll dice for 1 Destroyer in 64 Sea Zone, round 5 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                Anzac roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter in 64 Sea Zone, round 6 : 0/1 hits, 0.50 expected hits
                Yamamoto roll dice for 1 Destroyer in 64 Sea Zone, round 6 : 1/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
            1 Adv.Fighter owned by the Anzac lost in 64 Sea Zone
            Yamamoto win with 1 Destroyer remaining. Battle score for attacker is 10
            Casualties for Yamamoto: 2 B.Transports and 2 Transports
            Casualties for Anzac: 1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Fighter

    Non Combat Move - Anzac

    Place Units - Anzac
        1 Carrier and 1 Destroyer placed in 120 Sea Zone

    Turn Complete - Anzac
        Anzac collect 25 PUs; end with 27 PUs

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

Yamamoto regular : -0.83
Anzac regular : 0.83

Savegame

TripleA Turn Summary: British round 26

TripleA Turn Summary for game: World At War, version: 2.1.1

Game History

Round: 26

    Combat Move - British
        2 Adv.Fighters, 2 Carriers, 2 Cruisers, 1 Destroyer, 1 Fighter, 1 Submarine and 6 Transports moved from 23 Sea Zone to 21 Sea Zone
        6 Artillerys moved from Dover to 21 Sea Zone
        8 Infantrys moved from Dover to 21 Sea Zone
        6 Artillerys moved from 21 Sea Zone to Netherlands
        8 Infantrys moved from 21 Sea Zone to Netherlands
        2 Infantrys moved from Wales to Dover
        2 Artillerys moved from Wales to Dover
        8 Infantrys moved from London to Dover
        2 Artillerys and 2 Infantrys moved from Manchester to Dover
        1 Bomber moved from Dover to Hamburg
        2 Artillerys moved from Cairo to 56 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys moved from Cairo to 56 Sea Zone
        2 Artillerys, 2 Infantrys and 2 Transports moved from 56 Sea Zone to 57 Sea Zone
        2 Artillerys and 2 Infantrys moved from 57 Sea Zone to S.Saudi Arabia
        1 Fighter moved from Palestine to S.Saudi Arabia
        1 Infantry moved from Palestine to Iraq
        1 Infantry moved from Palestine to Iraq
        1 Artillery moved from Palestine to Iraq
        1 Artillery moved from Palestine to N.Saudi Arabia
        1 Infantry moved from Palestine to N.Saudi Arabia
        1 Infantry moved from Palestine to N.Saudi Arabia
        1 Infantry moved from Palestine to N.Saudi Arabia
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys moved from Campania to 48 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery, 3 Infantrys and 2 Transports moved from 48 Sea Zone to 56 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys moved from 56 Sea Zone to Palestine
        1 ArmoredCar moved from Rhodesia to Kenya
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys moved from South Africa to Rhodesia
        1 ArmoredCar moved from Cape Town to Rhodesia
        1 Tank moved from Cape Town to Rhodesia
        1 Infantry moved from Lower Egypt to Nubia
        1 Artillery, 2 Infantrys and 1 Mech.Inf moved from Lower Egypt to Palestine
        2 Infantrys moved from Cairo to Lower Egypt
        1 ArmoredCar, 1 Artillery, 2 Infantrys and 1 Tank moved from New Valley to Darfur
        1 ArmoredCar, 1 Mech.Inf and 1 Tank moved from Hun to Darfur
        1 Fighter moved from Rome to Crete
        1 Infantry moved from Rome to Campania
        1 Infantry moved from Rome to Campania

    Purchase Units - British
        British buy 2 ArmoredCars, 4 Artillerys, 1 Bunker, 1 Cruiser, 1 Fighter, 9 Infantrys, 2 Mech.Infs, 3 Tanks and 5 Transports; Remaining resources: 0 PUs; 

    Combat - British
        Strategic bombing raid in Hamburg
                Germans roll AA dice in Hamburg : 0/1 hits, 0.17 expected hits
            Bombing raid in Hamburg rolls: 5 and costs: 5 PUs.
            Bombing raid costs 5 PUs
        Battle in N.Saudi Arabia
            British attack with 1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys
            Hisaichi defend with 2 Infantrys
                British roll dice for 1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys in N.Saudi Arabia, round 2 : 0/4 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                Hisaichi roll dice for 2 Infantrys in N.Saudi Arabia, round 2 : 1/2 hits, 0.67 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the British lost in N.Saudi Arabia
                British roll dice for 1 Artillery and 2 Infantrys in N.Saudi Arabia, round 3 : 0/3 hits, 0.83 expected hits
                Hisaichi roll dice for 2 Infantrys in N.Saudi Arabia, round 3 : 1/2 hits, 0.67 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the British lost in N.Saudi Arabia
                British roll dice for 1 Artillery and 1 Infantry in N.Saudi Arabia, round 4 : 2/2 hits, 0.67 expected hits
                Hisaichi roll dice for 2 Infantrys in N.Saudi Arabia, round 4 : 1/2 hits, 0.67 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the British and 2 Infantrys owned by the Hisaichi lost in N.Saudi Arabia
            British win, taking N.Saudi Arabia from Hisaichi with 1 Artillery remaining. Battle score for attacker is -2
            Casualties for British: 3 Infantrys
            Casualties for Hisaichi: 2 Infantrys
        Battle in S.Saudi Arabia
            British attack with 2 Artillerys, 1 Fighter and 2 Infantrys
            Hisaichi defend with 2 ArmoredCars, 1 Factory and 2 Infantrys
                British roll dice for 2 Artillerys, 1 Fighter and 2 Infantrys in S.Saudi Arabia, round 2 : 2/5 hits, 1.67 expected hits
                Hisaichi roll dice for 2 ArmoredCars and 2 Infantrys in S.Saudi Arabia, round 2 : 0/4 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                2 ArmoredCars owned by the Hisaichi lost in S.Saudi Arabia
                British roll dice for 2 Artillerys, 1 Fighter and 2 Infantrys in S.Saudi Arabia, round 3 : 1/5 hits, 1.67 expected hits
                Hisaichi roll dice for 2 Infantrys in S.Saudi Arabia, round 3 : 1/2 hits, 0.67 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the British and 1 Infantry owned by the Hisaichi lost in S.Saudi Arabia
                British roll dice for 2 Artillerys, 1 Fighter and 1 Infantry in S.Saudi Arabia, round 4 : 0/4 hits, 1.33 expected hits
                Hisaichi roll dice for 1 Infantry in S.Saudi Arabia, round 4 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                British roll dice for 2 Artillerys, 1 Fighter and 1 Infantry in S.Saudi Arabia, round 5 : 1/4 hits, 1.33 expected hits
                Hisaichi roll dice for 1 Infantry in S.Saudi Arabia, round 5 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the Hisaichi lost in S.Saudi Arabia
            British win, taking S.Saudi Arabia from Hisaichi with 2 Artillerys, 1 Fighter and 1 Infantry remaining. Battle score for attacker is 10
            Casualties for Hisaichi: 2 ArmoredCars and 2 Infantrys
            Casualties for British: 1 Infantry
        Battle in Iraq
            British attack with 1 Artillery and 2 Infantrys
            Yamamoto defend with 1 Infantry
                British roll dice for 1 Artillery and 2 Infantrys in Iraq, round 2 : 1/3 hits, 0.83 expected hits
                Yamamoto roll dice for 1 Infantry in Iraq, round 2 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the Yamamoto lost in Iraq
            British win, taking Iraq from Yamamoto with 1 Artillery and 2 Infantrys remaining. Battle score for attacker is 2
            Casualties for Yamamoto: 1 Infantry

    Non Combat Move - British
        1 Fighter moved from S.Saudi Arabia to Palestine
        1 Bomber moved from Hamburg to Dover

    Place Units - British
        1 Cruiser and 3 Transports placed in 20 Sea Zone
        1 Transport placed in 21 Sea Zone
        1 Transport placed in 48 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery, 1 Fighter and 3 Infantrys placed in Rome
        1 Bunker and 2 Infantrys placed in Palestine
        1 Artillery, 1 Infantry and 1 Tank placed in Manchester
        2 Artillerys, 3 Infantrys and 1 Tank placed in Cairo
        1 ArmoredCar and 1 Tank placed in Cape Town
        1 ArmoredCar and 2 Mech.Infs placed in Hun

    Turn Complete - British
        British collect 113 PUs; end with 113 PUs

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

Yamamoto regular : -0.33
Germans AA : -0.17
British regular : -2.33
Hisaichi regular : -0.33

Savegame

TripleA Turn Summary: French round 26

TripleA Turn Summary for game: World At War, version: 2.1.1

Game History

Round: 26

    Combat Move - French
        1 Adv.Fighter, 6 ArmoredCars, 16 Artillerys, 4 Elites, 44 Infantrys and 15 Tanks moved from Lorraine to Rhine
        6 Mech.Infs moved from Paris to Rhine
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys moved from Lombardy to Venetia
        1 Tank moved from Provence to Venetia
        1 Transport moved from 22 Sea Zone to 20 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys and 1 Tank moved from Tunis to 47 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys, 1 Tank and 2 Transports moved from 47 Sea Zone to 51 Sea Zone
        2 Transports moved from 46 Sea Zone to 47 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery moved from Erzurum to W.Iran
        2 Artillerys and 2 Infantrys moved from Adana to W.Iran
        1 Infantry moved from Erzurum to W.Iran
        1 Infantry moved from Ankara to Erzurum
        1 Tank moved from Syria to W.Iran
        1 Infantry moved from Syria to Adana
        1 Artillery moved from Ankara to Adana
        1 Infantry moved from Istanbul to Bulgaria
        1 Infantry moved from Istanbul to Bulgaria
        1 Artillery moved from Istanbul to Bulgaria
        2 Infantrys and 1 Tank moved from 51 Sea Zone to Rhodes
        1 ArmoredCar moved from Kufra to Lower Egypt
        1 ArmoredCar moved from Kufra to Lower Egypt
        2 Infantrys moved from Kufra to Darfur
        1 Infantry moved from Bursa to Ankara
        1 Infantry moved from Bursa to Istanbul
        1 Artillery moved from Bursa to Istanbul
        1 Fighter moved from W.Iran to 57 Sea Zone
        1 Adv.Fighter moved from W.Iran to 57 Sea Zone
        1 Mech.Inf moved from Bulgaria to Hungary
              French take Hungary from Germans

    Purchase Units - French
        French buy 8 Artillerys, 2 Elites, 1 Factory and 18 Infantrys; Remaining resources: 0 PUs; 

    Combat - French
        Battle in 57 Sea Zone
            French attack with 1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Fighter
            Yamamoto defend with 2 S.Submarines
                French roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Fighter in 57 Sea Zone, round 2 : 2/2 hits, 0.83 expected hits
            2 S.Submarines owned by the Yamamoto lost in 57 Sea Zone
            French win with 1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Fighter remaining. Battle score for attacker is 20
            Casualties for Yamamoto: 2 S.Submarines
        Battle in Rhine
            French attack with 1 Adv.Fighter, 6 ArmoredCars, 16 Artillerys, 4 Elites, 44 Infantrys, 6 Mech.Infs and 15 Tanks
            Germans defend with 2 Artillerys, 1 Factory and 1 Infantry
                French roll dice for 1 Adv.Fighter, 6 ArmoredCars, 16 Artillerys, 4 Elites, 44 Infantrys, 6 Mech.Infs and 15 Tanks in Rhine, round 2 : 28/92 hits, 29.67 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 2 Artillerys and 1 Infantry in Rhine, round 2 : 1/3 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                1 ArmoredCar owned by the French, 2 Artillerys owned by the Germans and 1 Infantry owned by the Germans lost in Rhine
            French win, taking Rhine from Germans with 1 Adv.Fighter, 5 ArmoredCars, 16 Artillerys, 4 Elites, 44 Infantrys, 6 Mech.Infs and 15 Tanks remaining. Battle score for attacker is 6
            Casualties for French: 1 ArmoredCar
            Casualties for Germans: 2 Artillerys and 1 Infantry

    Non Combat Move - French
        1 Adv.Fighter moved from Rhine to Netherlands
        1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Fighter moved from 57 Sea Zone to W.Iran

    Place Units - French
        1 Factory placed in French Equatorial Africa
        1 Artillery and 2 Elites placed in Normandy
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys placed in Provence
        2 Artillerys and 6 Infantrys placed in Paris
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry placed in Syria
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry placed in Bursa
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry placed in Ankara
        1 Infantry placed in Bursa
        1 Artillery and 3 Infantrys placed in Tunis
        2 Infantrys placed in Iceland

    Turn Complete - French
        French collect 84 PUs; end with 84 PUs
        Turning on Edit Mode
        EDIT: Removing units owned by French from Normandy: 1 AAGun
        EDIT: Adding units owned by French to Netherlands: 1 AAGun
        EDIT: Turning off Edit Mode

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

French regular : -0.50
Germans regular : 0.00

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TripleA Turn Summary: Americans round 25

TripleA Turn Summary for game: World At War, version: 2.1.1

Game History

Round: 25

    Combat Move - Americans
        1 Infantry and 1 Marine moved from Brittany to 19 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry, 1 Marine and 1 Transport moved from 19 Sea Zone to 20 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry and 1 Marine moved from 20 Sea Zone to Netherlands
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry moved from Portugal to Galicia
        2 Infantrys moved from Mauritania to French Sudan
        1 Infantry moved from Angola to 40 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery moved from South Africa to 40 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery, 1 Infantry and 1 Transport moved from 40 Sea Zone to 62 Sea Zone
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry moved from 62 Sea Zone to Italian East Africa
        1 Fighter moved from 40 Sea Zone to Italian East Africa
        1 Infantry moved from Serbia to Croatia
        1 Infantry moved from Serbia to W.Romania
        1 Tank moved from Greece to W.Romania
        1 Artillery moved from Serbia to W.Romania
        1 Artillery moved from Venetia to Austria
        1 Infantry moved from Venetia to Austria
        1 Infantry moved from Venetia to Austria
        1 Infantry moved from Venetia to Austria
        1 Mech.Inf moved from Lombardy to Croatia
        1 Tank moved from Tuscany to Austria
        1 Infantry moved from Venetia to Austria
        1 Mech.Inf moved from Lombardy to Austria
        1 Infantry moved from Venetia to Austria
        1 Infantry moved from Tuscany to Venetia
        2 Infantrys moved from Sardinia to 46 Sea Zone
        2 Infantrys moved from 46 Sea Zone to Tuscany
        1 Fighter moved from Catalonia to Lombardy
        1 Fighter moved from Lombardy to Croatia
        1 Bomber moved from Serbia to W.Romania
        1 Fighter moved from Serbia to Austria
        1 S.Bomber moved from Serbia to W.Romania
        2 Mech.Infs moved from Catalonia to Lombardy
        1 Fighter moved from Rio de Oro to Catalonia
        1 Bomber moved from Salvador to Valencia
        1 Transport moved from 40 Sea Zone to 39 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry moved from Bahia to 39 Sea Zone
        1 ArmoredCar moved from Bahia to 39 Sea Zone
        1 ArmoredCar, 1 Infantry and 1 Transport moved from 39 Sea Zone to 40 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry moved from 40 Sea Zone to South Africa
        1 ArmoredCar moved from 40 Sea Zone to South Africa
        1 Infantry moved from Bahia to Rio De Janeiro
        1 ArmoredCar moved from Bahia to Bolivia
        1 Infantry moved from Salvador to Bahia
        1 Tank moved from Koryakia to Kamchatka
              Americans take Kamchatka from Hisaichi
        1 Tank moved from Kamchatka to Koryakia
        1 Fighter moved from Alaska to 72 Sea Zone
        1 Fighter moved from 72 Sea Zone to Koryakia
        1 ArmoredCar and 1 Tank moved from British Columbia to Vancouver
        1 Mech.Inf moved from Alaska to Vancouver
        1 Infantry moved from San Francisco to Southwest USA
        1 Infantry moved from San Francisco to Southwest USA
        1 Adv.Fighter moved from San Francisco to Vancouver
        1 Artillery moved from Lombardy to Venetia

    Purchase Units - Americans
        Americans buy 1 Adv.Fighter, 2 ArmoredCars, 4 Artillerys, 1 B.Transport, 1 Bunker, 1 Destroyer, 13 Infantrys, 2 L.Fighters, 2 Mech.Infs, 4 Tanks and 1 Transport; Remaining resources: 0 PUs; 

    Combat - Americans
        Battle in W.Romania
            Americans attack with 1 Artillery, 1 Bomber, 1 Infantry, 1 S.Bomber and 1 Tank
            Romanians defend with 1 Artillery and 1 Infantry
                Americans roll dice for 1 Artillery, 1 Bomber, 1 Infantry, 1 S.Bomber and 1 Tank in W.Romania, round 2 : 5/5 hits, 2.67 expected hits
                Romanians roll dice for 1 Artillery and 1 Infantry in W.Romania, round 2 : 1/2 hits, 0.67 expected hits
                1 Artillery owned by the Romanians, 1 Infantry owned by the Americans and 1 Infantry owned by the Romanians lost in W.Romania
            Americans win, taking W.Romania from Romanians with 1 Artillery, 1 Bomber, 1 S.Bomber and 1 Tank remaining. Battle score for attacker is 4
            Casualties for Americans: 1 Infantry
            Casualties for Romanians: 1 Artillery and 1 Infantry
        Battle in Austria
            Americans attack with 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter, 5 Infantrys, 1 Mech.Inf and 1 Tank
            Germans defend with 1 Factory and 3 Infantrys
                Americans roll dice for 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter, 5 Infantrys, 1 Mech.Inf and 1 Tank in Austria, round 2 : 2/9 hits, 2.67 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 3 Infantrys in Austria, round 2 : 2/3 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                2 Infantrys owned by the Americans and 2 Infantrys owned by the Germans lost in Austria
                Americans roll dice for 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter, 3 Infantrys, 1 Mech.Inf and 1 Tank in Austria, round 3 : 1/7 hits, 2.33 expected hits
                Germans roll dice for 1 Infantry in Austria, round 3 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the Germans lost in Austria
            Americans win, taking Austria from Germans with 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter, 3 Infantrys, 1 Mech.Inf and 1 Tank remaining. Battle score for attacker is 2
            Casualties for Americans: 2 Infantrys
            Casualties for Germans: 3 Infantrys
        Battle in Croatia
            Americans attack with 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Mech.Inf
            Romanians defend with 1 Factory and 1 Infantry
                Americans roll dice for 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Mech.Inf in Croatia, round 2 : 1/3 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                Romanians roll dice for 1 Infantry in Croatia, round 2 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the Romanians lost in Croatia
            Americans win, taking Croatia from Romanians with 1 Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Mech.Inf remaining. Battle score for attacker is 2
            Casualties for Romanians: 1 Infantry
        Battle in Italian East Africa
            Americans attack with 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter and 1 Infantry
            Yamamoto defend with 1 Factory and 1 Infantry
                Americans roll dice for 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter and 1 Infantry in Italian East Africa, round 2 : 2/3 hits, 1.00 expected hits
                Yamamoto roll dice for 1 Infantry in Italian East Africa, round 2 : 0/1 hits, 0.33 expected hits
                1 Infantry owned by the Yamamoto lost in Italian East Africa
            Americans win, taking Italian East Africa from Yamamoto with 1 Artillery, 1 Fighter and 1 Infantry remaining. Battle score for attacker is 2
            Casualties for Yamamoto: 1 Infantry

    Non Combat Move - Americans
        1 Fighter moved from Italian East Africa to Equatoria
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry moved from Albania to Serbia
        1 Artillery and 2 Infantrys moved from Greece to Serbia
        1 S.Bomber moved from W.Romania to Serbia
        1 Bomber moved from W.Romania to Serbia
        1 Fighter moved from Croatia to Serbia
        1 Fighter moved from Austria to Serbia
        1 Fighter moved from Cape Town to 40 Sea Zone

    Place Units - Americans
        1 Bunker placed in Koryakia
        4 Infantrys placed in Venetia
        2 Artillerys, 2 Infantrys and 1 Tank placed in Lombardy
        1 Artillery and 1 Infantry placed in Sardinia
        1 Artillery and 2 Infantrys placed in Serbia
        2 ArmoredCars placed in Albania
        2 Infantrys and 2 Tanks placed in Greece
        2 Mech.Infs placed in Catalonia
        1 B.Transport and 1 Destroyer placed in 39 Sea Zone
        1 L.Fighter placed in Salvador
        1 L.Fighter placed in Rio de Oro
        1 Transport placed in 31 Sea Zone
        1 Infantry placed in Rio de Oro
        1 Infantry and 1 Tank placed in Santiago
        Americans undo move 14.
        1 Adv.Fighter, 1 Infantry and 1 Tank placed in San Francisco
        Americans undo move 14.
        1 Adv.Fighter and 1 Infantry placed in Portugal
        1 Tank placed in Santiago

    Turn Complete - Americans
        Americans collect 144 PUs; end with 144 PUs

Combat Hit Differential Summary :

Yamamoto regular : -0.33
Americans regular : 1.33
Romanians regular : 0.00
Germans regular : 0.67

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