Japan steal many technology from WA.

Gary Grigsby’s World at War is back with a whole new set of features. World at War: A World Divided still gives complete control over the production, research and military strategy for your side, but in this new updated version you’ll also be able to bring spies into the mix as well as neutral country diplomacy, variable political events and much more. Perhaps the largest item is the ability to play a special Soviet vs. Allies scenario that occurs after the end of World War II.

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boudi
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Japan steal many technology from WA.

Post by boudi »

Hello,
I'm playing a multiplayer game as Western allies. Patch 1.03, Global Glory. We are in spring 1943.

Japan continue to steal a lot of my technologies, 5 this turn, and i don't understand how it can be possible : i have exactly 33 anti-spy agents. Japan can't have more spies, i imagine ??? more than 33 spies, it's more than 99 suply. i don't understand how japan can buy it with it poor economy, compared to the US economy... (japan captured south-east Asia, not more...)

Don't understand... [&:]
Lucky1
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RE: Japan steal many technology from WA.

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Without seeing the actual game, I would comment that it is actually quite possible for Japan to have that many spies. With the capture of SE asia, there are plenty of resources available to get Japanese production up to 24 - one turn could produce 110 supply. Of course, this would necessitate a trade-off in other areas. 
 
Why don't you ask your opponent(s) at the end of the game? They could even show you by giving their password.... Let us know what you find at that time.
boudi
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RE: Japan steal many technology from WA.

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Good idea !
Lucky1
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RE: Japan steal many technology from WA.

Post by Lucky1 »

My math is shocking. 24 x 5 = 110? oops. 120
 
Anyhow, in my experience all my opponents have been more than willing to pass on the tricks of the trade and to provide explanations when questions that have been asked of them. This is the best way to learn! (Usually this occurs at the same time as a good drubbing in the game....)
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