We don’t play 8 cities anymore because whenever we played 8 cities Axis would just go all out first turn so by the end of the turn the would hold Korelia and India and would win.  It was always way to simple.  Were we doing something wrong?

Sorry, I didn’t hear of this, I was gone for a long bit of time. I never relizied that. Thank you for telling me.

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If you have to buy navy, what do you buy for an allround good buy attack and defense wise? I’m saying if you had to have some navy.

Yeah, I found you don’t buy alot of subs, thats why I put this optional rule in.

Subs

Subs can only be attacked if a Destroyer or Another sub is present or if a fleet moves into their zone and they choose to defend. There for, a fleet of an aircraft carrier, a transport, and a battleship must move in the combat step into the zone with the sub, if the defending subs chooses not to defend then the Fleet may continue and move the rest of its movement or stop in that zone and unload, load or just sit.

This rule makes subs always submerged unless they wish not to be or unless a Destroyer attacks them or a sub. If a sub attacks though, the sub attacked may submerge after one round of battle. Subs may pass through enemy sub zones still also. It is the choice of the attacking sub or passing sub to attack the sub in a sea zone or to pass through.

It seems to help.

I might have said Japan if this were A&A but in Revised, Germany is by far the hardest to play as. Your Navys toast, and you got a The UK right next to you with its big bro the US bring in major hurt.

I was trying to see what people like. Do you play with a Bid, a NA, both or neither?

Yeah, I tried that but if you just build an AC they block with the Russian Sub on R2 after they moved it into the UK fleet in Sea zone 2 and then they build a destroyer or an AC of there own so your subs don’t matter and slowly build up. It ends up being a waste.

Do you think it is better to do an German AC 15 towards Longrange Aircraft or nothing about that stuff at all? Please explain.