Good morning!

My question is to those players who may have played this game and War In the Pacific: Admiral's Edition, what are the major differences or improvements? Is there something from WitP:AE that you miss?

- WiTP is mostly spreadsheet warfare, but I'm seeing more icon based combat? How ...

<t> Thank you for the replies everyone - I tend to agree with Revthought the most. I have no problem accepting that if I lost the landmass where these national units from, I would also lose their replacement ground and pilot pools. For me, Singapore and Manila are besieged but not conquered, Burma ...

I know the British attempted to cover their Ultra program in the Mediterranean by arranging "chance" encounters with patrol aircraft, before moving in to attack with more significant forces. I imagine the US did much of the same.

<t> Hello, I'm playing through the vanilla campaign as the Allies. It's July 42 and I've got a number of depleted/under strength Malayan, Burmese Fililand Dutch units. Since the replacement pools for these troops stop production a month after their historic dates of conquest, there is no chance to ...

Thanks guys! I'm assuming EC & UK via Capetown is a closer(faster) round trip than the West Coast so I'll get started.

(With the Philippines and NEI I usually send most of them to the WC.)

<t> Hello, I bought AE years ago after playing WiTP for several years, but I just got around to playing it for the very first time. I'm catching up on\remembering most of the game play and mechanics, but I wasn't sure of a few things about AE. I've taken a look through the manual, and again did some ...