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    • Gezocht Axis and Allies spelers

      Hallo iedereen,

      Zijn hier nog spelers uit Vlaanderen of Nederland die het zien zitten om op regelmatige basis af te spreken voor een gezellige dag een versie te spelen? Het maakt niet uit welke versie. Antwoorden kan naar fredvoets@hotmail.com

      Groetjes,
      Frederik

      posted in Player Locator
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      Cornwallis
    • RE: Looking for Axis & Allies 1940 players in the Netherlands (City Zwolle)

      @The-Bismarck hallo, zijn jullie nog steeds op zoek naar spelers? Ik speel al een tiental jaar en ben ook op zoek naar speelgenoten. Ik kom uit regio Antwerpen maar wil me gerust verplaatsen.
      Mvg,
      Frederik

      posted in Player Locator
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      Cornwallis
    • RE: Axis Victories (what's the "magic" trick?)

      @Arthur:

      Trust cow!  He manages to capture Moscow often enough against good players on G5 or G6, and can bail out to other options if the battlecalc shows that the odds are not in his favor.Â

      I trust Cow, but I always do the things he says and it still doesn’t add up 😛

      posted in Axis & Allies Global 1940
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      Cornwallis
    • RE: Axis Victories (what's the "magic" trick?)

      @weddingsinger:

      @Cow:

      Russia 40 inf? Big deal. Germany buys more than Russia g2 and g3 10 units and g4 another 10. Hits g6 add in starting units, air and that is a wrap. G4 air g5 air G6 dead russia unless allies fly in defenses.

      Yeah, I was gonna bring up that Germany can get 30 infantry to Russia with the additions from Finland and Bulgaria.

      The real issue is if Germany can add artillery to that stack.  10 art and 10 tanks with all of Germany’s planes will still win against 50 Russians defending at 2 with 5 or so tanks/planes

      We usually have for the germans around 25 Inf/art, 25 tanks and 12-15 german planes around G6-G7. Russia then has around 70-75 Inf/canons + 5 tanks/fighters plus some 3-5 allied fightrs. It’s usually a sovjet win (with some 3-5 fighters remaning). Its because when you role the dice, the german inf get’s killed the first round of dice, and then on you start losing tanks versus their inf.

      posted in Axis & Allies Global 1940
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      Cornwallis
    • RE: Axis Victories (what's the "magic" trick?)

      @Cow:

      Russia 40 inf? Big deal. Germany buys more than Russia g2 and g3 10 units and g4 another 10. Hits g6 add in starting units, air and that is a wrap. G4 air g5 air G6 dead russia unless allies fly in defenses.

      We have had over 80 RUSSIAN units defending Moscow around G6. Without allied fighters. What does you Russian player usually buys? If he buys 95% inf and he slowly falls back to Moscow, not risking his main force, he can stack 75-80 units by G6.

      posted in Axis & Allies Global 1940
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      Cornwallis
    • RE: Axis Victories (what's the "magic" trick?)

      @Zhukov44:

      If Germany could always conquer Moscow on G5 or G6 or G7……then this would be a pretty boring (and unbalanced) game.  If you can reduce Moscow’s income to >10, then they won’t be able to resist forever.  Use the Wehrmacht’s superior mobility.

      As noted by others, flying a bunch of American and British planes to Moscow is merely a stopgap and not a winning strategy over the long game, because planes there are not very useful strategicially.

      If you get to Bryansk on G5 and Russia responds by turtling, Axis has the strategic advantage–Germany can go pretty much anywhere it wants to go on the map.

      So basically you are playing this on the long term, so 10-11 turns for example. Then it’s indeed possible, to “starve” Moscow to death while exanding with japan. I was just trying to check my facts, that if you want, you can hold Moscow at G6 (perhaps at the cost of losing other thinks).

      posted in Axis & Allies Global 1940
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      Cornwallis
    • RE: Axis Victories (what's the "magic" trick?)

      All the things you have said is what we Always do 🙂 and even then the russian stack is to big to attack.
      It’s simple mathematics, if the russians buy almost 100% infantry, they have over 40+ inf at the end of turn 4. adding the once they begin with + canons, and fighters you come up around 60. the british need just throw in the French fighter and maybe 2 or 3 of their one, and you got a well dug in russian defender.
      I don’t know what your russian player usually does?

      posted in Axis & Allies Global 1940
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      Cornwallis
    • RE: Axis Victories (what's the "magic" trick?)

      By the time you reach Moscow on G5 or G6, there are over 60 Russian units backed up by Allied fighters (the French one, anzac one, a few british), thus making it impossible to take Moscow. Even if we massed up some 25 German tanks. If you do the dark skies, then you have even less ground units.

      posted in Axis & Allies Global 1940
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      Cornwallis
    • RE: Axis Victories (what's the "magic" trick?)

      @Cow:

      I don’t have a problem winning with the axis. Most of my wins come from Germany taking Russia G5, G6, or G7.

      Why? If you strafe yugoslavia g1 and retreat into Romania and lose 2 inf only. You get a decent stack that is ready to hit Russia G5 assuming you move it towards Russia each round. If you hit too much, that is okay, the G6 attack has better odds because you add in the bulgaria stack and the norway/finland stack as well.Â

      There are concessions you have to make. You have to give up norway/finland, usually empty west germany and hold Germany the round before you attack Russia (you buy bombers to max your odds of winning Russia so you aren’t buying inf the round before a major battle).

      I have had to give up france to take Russia many times. Retaking france is much easier than taking Russia, but it can take 2-4 rounds (Germany’s income goes really high from Russia, volgograd, and caucasus… and if you are pushing into the middle east for the VC win (which you should be doing) it goes even higher.

      By the time you reach Moscow on G5 or G6, there are over 60 Russian units backed up by Allied fighters (the French one, anzac one, a few british), thus making it impossible to take Moscow. Even if we massed up some 25 German tanks. If you do the dark skies, then you have even less ground units.

      G7 Russia sometimes happens when things are going so well that 80% chances at Russia is stupid when waiting a round yields 99%. Like those blow out games happen sometimes in dice where you get to buy mech/armor g4 on germany (g5 mech/armor placements on germany are silly because they simply don’t hit Russia on g7).

      Typically G4 you buy inf to hodlgang and bombers because that is what reaches russia for the final attack (armor on novgorod/ukraine if you got it).
      ~

      I do not dow Russia g3 so I can’t comment on later attacks of Russia. I always dow russia G1 or G2 (fast game or standard play depending on how much time I have).

      So that is that.

      ~

      In the Pacific I go into every game with the high hopes of winning in the Pacific. It happens sometimes. Crush india J3 or J4 and hope things are going well enough to take Hawaii someday.  Sometimes it happens, sometimes I bust, sometimes I am forced to just have Japan, India, SEA, and all my ships air died, but hey I gave it a go!

      posted in Axis & Allies Global 1940
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      Cornwallis
    • RE: Axis Victories (what's the "magic" trick?)

      Buying the DD on G3 means you invade Russia on G3, or I2 if possible?
      Ok, gonna try that next time, more Strat Bomb with Axis. Thanks 😉

      posted in Axis & Allies Global 1940
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      Cornwallis
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