I remember reading this article about the same topic. It had a step by step guide to take the US.
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=20342.0

Really lotr I prefer 2210, in witch the moon with a well protected space station is the best strategy.

@cminke:

@Variable:

@cminke:

i dont see a cruzer:(  and I love how they turned out.

also they actually look like what there suppose to

Isn’t the cruiser the one under the carrier? It’s a bit different from the destroyer under it.

lols i must be blind THANKS.   and
@finnman:

I noticed that the Italians had four vehicles. A truck, two tanks, and a armoured car. Will Germany have two tanks. Say a panzer III and a tiger.

where have you been…lol. the germs have the TIGER I AND TIGER II(king tiger)

I stopped going on AA for a while.

I noticed that the Italians had four vehicles. A truck, two tanks, and a armoured car. Will Germany have two tanks. Say a panzer III and a tiger.

@TheDefinitiveS:

@Pvt.Ryan:

I think you need to refine Dunkirk. Make it so all units are turned into infantry. The Allies had to leave all their tanks and artillery pieces behind.

Then you would have to work out cost and the fact infantry dont just represent one guy, it would be a hassle. Just take it as an idea for retreating on defence if the correct circumstances are avaliable. As it is a National Advantage.

I guess you could reduce every unit transported to infantry.

I would love to see Greece and Yugoslavia and operation mercury. What year does your game start. I’m super excited about all those new units. I love pocket battleships.

I rock you have to rename your russian cities. Leningrad and Stalingrad weren’t named that till after the revolution, speaking of which you should probably have communist Russia rules.

Danny boy. Why is Finland communist. I thought they weren’t occupied after the second world war.
Also were planing on making cold war techs or Vietnam Korea civil war rules.

Link works fine

I would assume you are using the global 1940 map but what is your start year. This is especially important for Finnish NAs or NOs.