I believe 1 fighter a turn is a good strategy because it puts pressure on the allied fleet which is essential to an allied victory. This buys you time, and as you know, time is money. Once the fleet is sunk, you have lots of time to take on Mutha Russia.

I believe 1 fighter a turn is a good strategy because it puts pressure on the allied fleet which is essential to an allied victory. This buys you time, and as you know, time is money. Once the fleet is sunk, you have lots of time to take on Mutha Russia.

The best is 1 BB and one Carrier escorted by 2 fighters….and a DD! If you can have a couple of transports with tanks ant infantry, well, it helps.

Even with a quick reaction, I think the allies would have pulled off a successful invasion. Heavy panzers were no match against air superiority. And I think the operation was worth it, to win WWII and to keep the Russians at bay…

Ok thanks for the info TRIHERO.

The art must be in the same zone than the attacker and attacks also as a separate unit at 2. Say you attak with 2 inf and 1 art. You would then roll 2 dice at 2, and one at 1.

use the Pacific dogfight rules. One pass, attacking fighters attack on one, defending fighters attack on two. After that one round of combat, bombing commences

I really like that one AK….

I hope it will cover all the aspects you think are unrealistic about the game. (A&A revised forum)…

I’d like to play a 10 times more complicated Axis And Allies. And the stuka is a bomber, not a fighter.

I think kamikazes should attack at 5. I don’t like heavy artillery.

I thought so. Thanks