Well, I think the Japanese situation is bad even though the war in China has made some progress. This can not, however, compensate for the loss of Manchuria to USSR. Just the production loss for Manchuria is 3 BPs per turn (at current PM). That war also cost the Japanese 4 land units, or 8 BPs, on lost (on map) land units. The production gained in China can not near enough compensate for this loss. At least in my humble opinion.ORIGINAL: peskpesk
IMHO things, don't looks good in China for the Allies and maybe with US entry too. But compared to the average time when the US choices are made:
* Resource to Western Allies 1940 Jan \ Feb to 1940 Mar \ April
* Gear Up 1941 Mar \ Apr
* Oil Embargo 1941 Jul \ Aug
* War benefits bar 1941 September \ Oct
* Full War 1942 May \ June
Things are not so bad, but they could have been better...
For the rest of the situation for the Allies:
- The North Med slightly below Normal.
- North Africa slightly below Normal.
- Western Europe Normal.
- Eastern Europe undecided
- Asia except China undecided
- Pacific Ocean undecided
- Atlantic Normal
- Siberia Good
But things can look different depending on perspective.
And while the Chinese are reduced in size, their army is still fairly strong.
The US production should, once again in my humble opinion, be delayed and suffer if USSR declares war on Japan.
