Paul, I did not recieve either of the emails. I'll re-send the email.

1) Some sea-zones have double lines and require two movment points to cross. Look at the map, and notice how some of the sea-zones off of the UK have one line, but most have two. To cross these, it requires two movment points.

If the German player does not move his fleet into the central med on turn one, I'm in heaven. It allows my 'Med Gambit', resulting without fail in the capture of ALL African territories on turn one.

I sent the file five days ago. I really think that our providers have trouble connecting to each other or something. Please send me an email if you get the turn -- resending now.

<t> There are many players out there that most likley aren't aware that you can destroy West Germanys 'fortress' postion by taking East Germany. That then makes West Germany like any regular territory. (You most likley already knew that judging from the above post, but for the benfit of others ...

Get a Russian ally to sieze East Germany, negating the fortress value of the West.

<t> The only other nation I can see invading Persia, Afghanistan, or Turkey is Russia. Since these events unfreeze Russia in the first place, invading one of the neutrals (why someone who invade Afghanistan is beyond me) would have no unfreezing effects. Granted, the Western Allies COULD swing ...

The list is done. It can be found as a sticky underneath the general forum.

Thats all taken care of. Its written as in WHAT unfreezes them. Checking under what unfreezes the US, you see the inland/german thing. Checking under Russia is Persia, turkey, ect.

<r> Posting this here because some of the newer players might not think to look in the War Room. Thanks to Tom and Joel for their work. <br/>
<B><s>[b]</s><SIZE size="5"><s>[size=5]</s>[center]<br/>
Trigger List[/center]<e>[/size]</e></SIZE><e>[/b]</e></B><br/>
<br/>
<B><s>[b]</s>Germany:<e>[/b ...

Alas, the efforts to cut off Kazan are in vein. That move most likey just won the war for you more then you know. [:(]

<r> Summer 1943<br/>
The Gambit of Gambits<br/>
<br/>
My mistakes early in the game are coming back to haunt me. The lack of lend-lease crippled vlale for much of the game, however, with the proverbial collapse of Japan I've been able to devote the majority of my resources to the German war ...

I'm looking foward to playing some TCIP/LAN games with some of these guys here in real-time. Hop on some chat program and play the night away.

<t> The problem for the Allies is the god-damn U-Boats! Take someone like Svend, who I consider a very talented German player and it becomes a HUGE head-ache to try and keep his his MASSIVE U-Boat fleets under control. By the way Svend, our games taught me quite a bit. I finally learned why air ...

I can't help but cringe waiting for the Japanese to unfreeze the US...

Updated to reflect Sarges 'Unit Counters' and 'Raw Deal v1.1'

<r> Spring 1943<br/>
Japanese Blockade<br/>
<br/>
This turn saw a fair amount of action. In Europe, the pendulum still sways in Germanys favor. My 'n00b' mistakes from early in the game come back to haunt me as I look at my research screen in disbelief at some of the stuff I dabbled in. The ...

Alright 5cats, maybe I was exagerating. Now no lend-lease for you next turn in the 2vs2quick.

<t> As a primary Western Allies player I find that one of the best moves for the Western Allies when faced with the Russian squeeze is to make a move on Finland-Norway. How so? Its common-place for the Axis player to take his ENTIRE Finland stack following the caputre of Lenningrad and move forward ...

I find that the German Tanks, or any tanks for that matter, can get far too powerful. When the Axis throw 9 tanks against a stack of 20 Russians units, and not only win the battle, but destroy or damage 14 of those units with one 'damage' themselfs its a little too much.