Cool, there was from RT1 to RT2 purchase... purchasing either way though.

Able to play China and starting in 1890 are the ones I see so far.

195, 8

Makes good sense but I can attack across the Suez at 195, 10. - WAD?
I didn't bomb the port and the Soviets hold Leningrad. Never happened to me before until now. I can assure you I do not occupy the port either.

is not attached to the rail network and should be.

When it freezes over - the fleet gets deystroyed if I have Finish troops next to it even though Russia controls Leningrad.

Also, a unit on 194, 10 can not attack Port Said but can attack across the Suez at 195, 10. WAD? I can see pros and cons.

The emperor did reference the atomic bombs in his surrender speech...

But I can unload planes from Tobruk once Italy is at war w/France - v1.00.141

Don't believe so - I could move tanks and a "no available valid airfield hexes" note pops up when I try to disembark an airplane unit in Tobruk. Plus the stockpile shows 20+ oil for Italy.

Started the 1940 scenario and could move the Italian planes about their territory no problem. Started the 1939 scenario and I can only move them via ship or train and am at July 5th, 1940. What am I missing?

Just wondering vaguely when and what new features there will be... I've heard various things eluded to about it.

Heck, I look at the eastern edge and think a WW1 game is coming. But then I realize I used to wait in line over 40 years ago with my punch cards with Gary for the IBM computer whose name I have forgotten and don't think it's possible.....

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<t> Holy $^&&$ - I got to the Evolution of Armor and thought the manual ended there with pertinent game mechanics. Thank you!!!<br/>
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So Mis Pct and Esc Pct are synonymous with Mission AC Pct and Escort AC Pct (I think they are but it's not spelled out). This then brings us to a bug or a ...

<r> Hmmm....<br/>
1) I feel I have read all pertinent sections of the manual relating to the air game at least twice but not finding anything explaining air doctrine (figures 18-3 and 17-36) % to fly, Mission and Escort aircraft percentages and how to use/understand them in regards to ESCORTING ...

<t> Thank you!<br/>
1) Can you direct me to a part that explains air doctrines that describes the % to fly, Mission and Escort aircraft percentages? "These allocations can be influenced depending on how the relevant air doctrine is set (17.4.3) to influence the percentage of bombers and escorts ...

<t> 1) Escorts for ground support: I don't want to fly unescorted ground support (getting slaughtered in the North on the later battles) but can't figure out to set this up. I have watched several videos and read the manual on air doctrines but am not finding a section (I see it referenced in ...

Is there not a shipped in USA to somewhere in the USA shipment option? $24 for shipping is a little prohibitive...

Good points - Day1 airfield bombing only especially

The point I am failing to convey is these are on missions set to bomb airfields on days 1-3 of the 1st week - there was virtually no air resistance on the first 3 days of the war and I am getting relatively slaughtered in A2A combat...