
Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 The Soviets press forwards.
 
 
			
							
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 Northern China
 
 
			
							
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 CW shifts units around in Sicily, Malaya, India and UK.
 
US shifts some units around in UK.
 
Land combats are declared in Poland and China.
 
The USSR sends and IL-4 on extended range and throws in a fighter escort.
 
 
			
							US shifts some units around in UK.
Land combats are declared in Poland and China.
The USSR sends and IL-4 on extended range and throws in a fighter escort.

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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 The Germans have a range of aircraft they could add if they wish?
 
 
			
							
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 The Germans bring in their 5-strength fighter to escort the flying phallus. When one is on a sticky wicket, one needs a big knob to come in and sort it out. 
 
Thank-you
 
 
			
							Thank-you

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Now Maitland, now's your time! 
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 The Japanese similarly have an array of kites they could use?
 
 
			
							
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 No thank-you
			
			
									
						
							Now Maitland, now's your time! 
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						Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 Do the Germans abort the fighter or bomber?
 
 
			
							
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 The fighter please
			
			
									
						
							Now Maitland, now's your time! 
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 USSR rolled a 13 for 'no effect'. USSR aborts the combat. The bomber flies to Brest-Litovsk.
 
8 is added to the defence. Where do you want the German aircraft to land?
 
 
			
			
									
						
										
						8 is added to the defence. Where do you want the German aircraft to land?
RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 Both aircraft from whence please - unless from whence is in the front line - in which case one hex back. Thank-you.
			
			
									
						
							Now Maitland, now's your time! 
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
			
						Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 In Poland, the odds change from a respectable 4:1 to 2:1. The Soviets choose Blitz to gain +2.
 
Could have been worse. I chose the worst Axis INF to destroy.
 
 
 
 
			
							Could have been worse. I chose the worst Axis INF to destroy.

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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 Assault or Blitz?
 
 
			
							
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 Blitz please
			
			
									
						
							Now Maitland, now's your time! 
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 China goes better.
 
 
			
							
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 The Soviets rebase 3 fighters forwards.
 
CW rebases Boomerang from Port Moresby to Sorong and Blenheim to Minado.
 
US rebases C-47 from Sardinia to UK. B-17 from Faeroes to UK. B-17 from Greenland to Faeroes. P-40 from Guam to SW of Manilla. B-24 from Boston to Greenland. P-40 from Pearl to near Midway. NAV from Espirito Santo to near Rabaul.
 
No reorgs.
 
Weather goes rather pants.
 
 
			
							CW rebases Boomerang from Port Moresby to Sorong and Blenheim to Minado.
US rebases C-47 from Sardinia to UK. B-17 from Faeroes to UK. B-17 from Greenland to Faeroes. P-40 from Guam to SW of Manilla. B-24 from Boston to Greenland. P-40 from Pearl to near Midway. NAV from Espirito Santo to near Rabaul.
No reorgs.
Weather goes rather pants.

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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 May/Jun 1943
Impulse: 7 (Axis)
 
Declarations of War and Alignments: None
 
Japan: Land
Germany: Land
Italy: Land
 
Naval Air: None
 
Strategic Bombing: None
Ground Strike: None
 
Rail Movement: None
Land Movement:
Japan
 
The Japanese continue to retreat where they can.
 
Germany
 
The Germans move into Bessarabia
 
Debark
Japan
 
Yamamoto off loads in Manchuria
 
Land Combat:
Germany
 
One attack announced at 5:1 with no aircraft allowed to fly
 
Rundstedt offers HQ Support
 
Okay I'm going to call it a day there. I tried to keep the game going as long as possible as its not fair to the Allied player to not get their day in the sun. But the dice remain impossible for the Germans to make it even remotely fun. Average less than 4 after three throws on the Eastern Front.
 
HQ fails (7), Fractionals (844) fail and the land throw is a 3.
 
Well played AllenK - never put a foot wrong and a deserved winner!
 
I'm up for a re-match if you wish [:)]
			
			
									
						
							Impulse: 7 (Axis)
Declarations of War and Alignments: None
Japan: Land
Germany: Land
Italy: Land
Naval Air: None
Strategic Bombing: None
Ground Strike: None
Rail Movement: None
Land Movement:
Japan
The Japanese continue to retreat where they can.
Germany
The Germans move into Bessarabia
Debark
Japan
Yamamoto off loads in Manchuria
Land Combat:
Germany
One attack announced at 5:1 with no aircraft allowed to fly
Rundstedt offers HQ Support
Okay I'm going to call it a day there. I tried to keep the game going as long as possible as its not fair to the Allied player to not get their day in the sun. But the dice remain impossible for the Germans to make it even remotely fun. Average less than 4 after three throws on the Eastern Front.
HQ fails (7), Fractionals (844) fail and the land throw is a 3.
Well played AllenK - never put a foot wrong and a deserved winner!
I'm up for a re-match if you wish [:)]
Now Maitland, now's your time! 
Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
			
						Duke of Wellington to 1st Guards Brigade - Waterloo 18 June 1815
RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 I am impressed that you played as much as you did.
			
			
									
						
							 I thought I knew how to play this game....
			
						RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 Thanks Warspite1 for continuing as long as you did [&o]. 
 
Certainly up for a rematch. Want to swap sides so you can command your namesake? Any changes to the optionals? I would suggest having a go with the 2d10 land combat.
			
			
									
						
										
						Certainly up for a rematch. Want to swap sides so you can command your namesake? Any changes to the optionals? I would suggest having a go with the 2d10 land combat.
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RE: Folly a deux: AllenK vs Warspite1 AAR
 A “Sitzkrieg” can be a winning strategy for Germany. Axis losses have been light and their oil bank is now in-exhaustable. The Russians have not taken losses, either, but they also haven’t had 2 years of +0.5 Production Multiple and now never will. 
 
The attack in Bessarabia was a net BP gain for USSR however. It also illustrates that Germany should force the USSR to attack in East Prussia for the Production Multiple gain and to keep the Soviet front stretched more. If they advance much in central Poland then East Prussia steadily becomes a threat to the flank of that advance.
 
By 1943, the game becomes a struggle of breaking river lines vs. well stocked armored counterattacks and everything with a red circled factor becomes key.
 
Japan and Italy seem beatable but I am not so sure about Germany - and taking out the first 2 Axis countries subtracts from the effort vs. Germany. I think the USA came in late in this game?
 
 
 
			
			
									
						
										
						The attack in Bessarabia was a net BP gain for USSR however. It also illustrates that Germany should force the USSR to attack in East Prussia for the Production Multiple gain and to keep the Soviet front stretched more. If they advance much in central Poland then East Prussia steadily becomes a threat to the flank of that advance.
By 1943, the game becomes a struggle of breaking river lines vs. well stocked armored counterattacks and everything with a red circled factor becomes key.
Japan and Italy seem beatable but I am not so sure about Germany - and taking out the first 2 Axis countries subtracts from the effort vs. Germany. I think the USA came in late in this game?
					
					

