since then, the USSR has been well boosted, in my opinion, an early attack is not profitable now, more careful preparation is needed

If you're still free, then I'm ready to play

Elvis, the weather for the opponent is set after your turn, he can't influence it in any way.
Nevertheless, there really is a problem with the weather in France, very often in January-February 1940, warm weather is established, allowing the axis to cause significant damage, I would have set a more ...

I'm reading about weather control and I can't figure out how to implement it.
Elvis claims that the weather is always good on the opponent's turn and that this is cheating, but how can his opponent set the weather for himself if the weather is set at the end of Elvis's turn? I.e. even using some ...

Elvis learned my lesson well with the Allied all in France, the defeat of 3 German armies and 2 corps, perhaps even I can't always do that.
But the escape from Egypt is also a disaster due to the fact that Elvis constantly left our games early, and it would be worth continuing at least for the sake ...

The tools put in place to prevent the Allied player from setting up to invade Italy at the DoW is pretty useless. Players now use it to trigger Italy to war immediately in 1939 when its not prepared. Just send a bunch of ships into the zone and its a freebie for the Allies with no ill effects ...

The tools put in place to prevent the Allied player from setting up to invade Italy at the DoW is pretty useless. Players now use it to trigger Italy to war immediately in 1939 when its not prepared. Just send a bunch of ships into the zone and its a freebie for the Allies with no ill effects of a ...

@IIo4Tu --- Congrats by the way. You have kicked the sh-t outta me from both sides of the war. Hey, you wanna try that again? We both return turns fast. By the way, how'd you get so good with only 14 games in ELO, you must be playing European front alot?


If you look at Steam, then I have played ...

I do not agree about the United States, everything depends on Japan's activity, if Japan actively presses in the Pacific Ocean, then the United States will simply have to spend resources on deterrence

It's a pity that it ended so quickly, but the diplomacy of the axis is really weak and completely disappears when the United States joins

September 1939 - Poland

Oh, no. What did I get myself into. This
Ilo4Tu is a computer name, and plays like real Chat-GPT.
Last game, he was Kasparov (perfection as Axis).
I'm no Bobby Fischer.



maybe I'm like Kasparov for the axis, but my skills are much more modest for my allies :)

After some additional play-testing with WaW 1.18.00 (I suppose it’s the same for WiE 1.28.00), the weather transport bug does seem to be applicable universally, though inconsistently.

In a Major nation’s homeland, however, it’s particularly inconsistent in that with identical snow/frozen weather ...

It seems the “bug” affects units but only with snow or frozen weather. It does not seem to come up with rain/fog weather.

Also, with the latest patches I’m seeing that garrisons can be regularly transported but never amphibiously transported in any weather.

So as an afterthought: can garrisons ...

Definitely the Transport bug is here with WaW too, as in WiE.
Japan has 306 MPP. Plenty of transport capability too. AVs and AVLs can be loaded as per the example, but not the transport.
Any units on ports that don't have rain nearby can be transported. Oddly, I have a unit in Shanghai and the ...

Either you have no money, or no more free transports. To check the latter, rightclick on the unit and among other things you'll see how many transports of each type are still free.


It's like it's not my first day in the game, of course I wrote the problem taking into account the fact that there ...

I haven't played for a long time and after the last update I decided to play a game.
The following problem has emerged: the newly purchased garrison cannot be loaded onto a transport to deliver it from Japan to the mainland, the button is not highlighted, although the garrison is in the port.
Is ...

China is normally out of balance at the moment, if it defends itself competently, then it will live long enough, or Japan will have to throw maximum forces at the expense of weakening expansion in other directions.
Japan is very limited in resources and the excesses in balancing China will lead to ...

I am thinking of making Wake harder for the US to defend in the initial stage of the Japanese advances.


another question:
is it a normal situation when, before entering the war, US ships can freely sail around the world and, for example, be placed on hex (224-116, 225-115, 225-114) with ...

I agree with Tanaka, Japan cannot stay in one place for a long time and endlessly besiege islands, its resources are severely limited and the fleet is too small to be in sight, it must constantly maneuver.
The preliminary strengthening of the islands, including Hawaii, by strong units leads to the ...

I would like to note that a 50% penalty for bad weather often does not allow bombers to do something useful, for example, to urgently finish off some unit, although they themselves easily receive retaliatory injuries.
Thus, those who vote for the exclusion of the possibility of demoralization and ...