@hbg-gw-enthusiast Close. I’m referring more to “or if that nation has units in Chinese Home Country”, part of the CCP reference sheet. Japan has units in Chinese Home Country at the start of the game (i.e. Manchuria). Which means the CCP can declare war at any time.

Are CCP Partisans generated outside Chinese Home Country (i.e. Korea, French Annam-Tonkin, and Cochin China), allowed to move?

Can Commanders board a ship or submarine during the combat movement phase and participate in naval combat on the same turn?

If Partisans form into a Militia and either attack or capture a land zone while its controlling power is neutral. Is that a declaration of war by that controlling power?

Does the CCP declaring war on Japan first, mean Japan can attack China without triggering any peacetime income?

The US, Germany and Soviet Union can Align certain nations in Latin America without needing to be at war with a major power.

In 1936 start date, if Germany aligns a nation, the US could just activate Monroe Doctrine and capture it. Giving the US even more IPCs with no trouble since Germany can’t really reinforce it.

Doesn’t this heavily favor the US since they’re going to be the only ones aligning nations before the war with no penalty?

Japan starts with 7 air units in the 1936 start date. Soviets 3. The Japanese can just land all their planes in Manchuria, border clash and easily win. Doesn’t this unfairly favor Japan?

For the Partisan Expansion, would a partisan get +1 Defense for being in an enemy city? Or would they be considered surrounded if all zones around the city are enemy possessed?

Is there a unit limit for any of the Russian Super Weapon units? Or can the USSR buy an infinite amount of any unit once the requirements are met?

The physical Diplomacy chart on the left hand side says
“Major Power must be at full wartime income to conduct diplomacy”
Doesn’t this heavily favor the axis? Since they’re the only ones at full wartime income in the 1936 start date.