Sounds interesting.

Not a fan of the 2 week turn, would have been more than pleased with one week turns. I can’t imagine one day turns. Don’t have the time to try it out but I hope it works out.

Many thanks - ironically I was just looking for the minefield symbol.

Does anyone know what this symbol is (the red arrow is pointing to it).
Thanks in advance.

This looks great!!

Many Thanks Rhinobones!

100% agree on item #4, armor Corp just not happening.

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A tracker would be great, similar to the one for WitP:AE ?

<t> Notice that I am changing to the Hotseat mode. It really is the best way to learn the game mechanics so this ARR is closed.<br/>
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<r> As I expected, the attacking 30th didn't scratch the SNLF at the same time suffered a strength loss & 11% effectiveness.<br/>
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<r> So, here's what things look like prior to the Aussie 1st Rgt. attacking the 6th SNLF Rgt.<br/>
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The odds appear to be 1:2 which would leave me to believe that the 6th will probably kick the crap out of the 30th.<br/>
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<r> Its July 15, 1942 (Wednesday) and all will end on December 31, 1943 (Friday - I love Fridays).<br/>
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I've got a bunch of forces to mismanage so I'll get to it.<br/>
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My strategy will be to approach this based upon what I know (and I know little) the allies did in '42. The campaign ...

<r> I like to call this exercise "out of the frying pan and into the fire" because I really don't know what I'm doing - so if you're thinking that this AAR is somehow going to enlighten you, you'll be sorely disappointed. I figure the best way to learn WPP is just to play it and see what happens.<br ...

When Pacific War: The Struggle Against Japan was mention - it was an easy buy. And to be honest, anything about the Pacific is an easy buy.

A lot to learn here and I’m looking forward to it.

I’ve evaluated my own GC game along the same path that your doing now. Looking forward to your every post.

I’ve placed my order for Pacific War: The Struggle Against Japan, 1941-1945. It had a P500 number and I see that that current order number is 1820.

I’m wondering what the timeline is going to be to get this game in my hands.

<t> I've owned WitP:AE for a decade and have played only against the AI only because of limited time.<br/>
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I'm thinking of getting Pacific War- Struggle Against Japan 1941 - 1945 for..., well no reason. I wondering if anyone here owns the game and their impressions.<br/>
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I'm looking forward to posting some AAR reports (with a spin to Traveller). I hope a subdirectory will be available.

Per the subject title, I'm curious to see what SciFi books may have inspired the theme of this game. I may have to pull out my old Hammer's Slammers, Dune, or Old Man's War books to hold me over until the game is released.

Thanks Helpless. I'll just delete my steam version.

This is kind of embarrassing, I just noticed that I used the word "wear" instead of "where"..., and I consider myself and educated man (really, I have a BS in Engineering).

<t> I posted this over at the STEAM forum, however no one has read it.<br/>
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Since I think this is more of a Steam thing - I'll post my question here hoping Helpless (Pavel) will see it.<br/>
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When I click on the play button while in my Steam Library it will launch the Matrix Window ...