Epilogue

I finished my unusual game of Korea 50-51 playing as the UN, the game where a rogue UN nuclear attack on China by General Jack D. Ripper (or maybe it was Colonel Steven J. Lockjaw for a modern audience) had triggered full Chinese intervention ridiculously early on turn 2. Unsurprisingly I ...

Many of the posts in this thread resonate with me as I had a similar experience. I was into board wargames back in the 1970's although not really the monster games. The closest I came was when a friend of mine bought DNO/Unentscheiden as a challenge and we spent an entire day just SETTING IT UP! The ...

Yes, I was playing the scenario version from the Modern - Asia folder, not the one from the tutorial folder. I definitely did not tamper with events before starting. So it seems I may have just been unlucky in that I have discovered an anomaly in this scenario that no-one has ever spotted before! It ...

Here are the links to the two save files mentioned above:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/160XzvO ... drive_link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-JW6XB ... drive_link

I hope they work!

Thanks for the guidance Cpl GAC. I'd just about come to that conclusion but will now give it a try with Drive and see what happens.

Thanks for looking at this Telumar. At least that shows I am not missing anything obvious. I do have a couple of save files that might give a clue as follows:

1. Turn 2, before any attacks were planned or carried out. (If this rogue nuclear strike had showed up in the planned attacks I would ...

A very similar thing just happened to me playing as the UN in this scenario - except that the UN nuked China (hex 0,0) on turn 2! The entire Chinese army arrived so fast that I actually lost Pusan on turn 8 and consequently most of my reinforcements. It's still fun, although I am now playing for a ...