Robert24 wrote: Thu Jul 17, 2025 6:21 pm One could. Anyone using the Editor can open the 1941 Day of Infamy campaign and edit it so it starts in 1937, or even 1931.

I should mention that after you open the campaign and before you edit it, save as a new campaign title.

One could. Anyone using the Editor can open the 1941 Day of Infamy campaign and edit it so it starts in 1937, or even 1931.

Editor -> Campaign -> Country Data -> Edit Resource Values is the path.
Here you can modify the MPP value per display strength point, the max display strength, national morale value and scorched earth damage limits.

Good point. I'll look into this.

No alternate capitals, just Batavia.

I love history too — thanks for the great comments!

In the Marco Polo scenario, the Japan AI will receive additional higher-quality units (with more stars), while China will get more units overall, though at a lower quality.

Robert

"Simply move an engineer next to it and a decision event will activate at the end of the turn, asking if you want to "build" the structures."

What type of scripts are the decision scripts using to build?

The port has to have at least a level 6 supply in order to reinforce to 10.
Check the supply level by clicking 's'.
Now, check the supply level in Japan, you should see ports with supply >10.

Congratulations on the completion of the series. Can't wait to see the rematch.

In the main campaign, 1941 Day of Infamy?
There are no army-level units available to the US player.
However, I never noticed the even and odd distributions.

It must be. I'll run this by Bill.
The blue flag tells the player there is a specific task/event that can occur.
This one is that the Allied player needs to keep a Tank, Army or Corps within 5 hexes (I think) of the blue flag in order to benefit from additional Chinese MPPs.

Next Iwo Jima question:

Japanese Fixed Artillery: Some start attached but if you unattach them you cannot reattach? Is this WAD?


Have you moved/fired between detaching and attempting to reattach?

I have just run a test and re-attaching in the same turn should be possible if you don't do ...

If you hover your curser over it, do you see text appear?

Hi Tanaka,
The AA guns will fire at planes attacking the AA unit or the hexes next to the AA unit.

Hi Tanaka,
A historical detail. The airfield was not ready for use till latter in the campaign.
There is a resources script that controls this.
Robert

That's a good question.
I think I'd start with 1945 August Storm, that way this mini campaign will provide you with a way to gain familiarity with the ground and air mechanics.
After that, play the main campaign, 1941 Day of Infamy.

Nice!
I will definitely watch that - thanks for the heads up.

While we are waiting here is a video I saw on You Tube. I love the reviewer's comment: "this is such a nice little mini-mission" (06:55)
The video is here:
https://youtu.be/1zHkAAoVJhA?si=Ic_iJFPoYXECzRcr
Take care all!

I have played 1898 Remember the Maine often since its release. I really have enjoyed this mini-campaign. And the design, how all the various maps are connected is brilliant.

However, today I did something out of character and turned off a few scripts controlling Spanish morale losses (I know ...

Great stuff guys!
If there was a Grammy or an Academy Award for what you did you'd win best play-by-play, writing and graphics.
Thank you - that was a lot of effort.