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Last turn I landed troops in southern China in order to build up for an attack against the Nationalists

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Re: forgetting to reorganize CW. That is one difference on the computer. In the past, when I forgot something, I would rectify the mistake. For example, the Germans declared on Denmark last night, and I forgot to move them. Unless I wanted to reload, I could not fix the mistake. This is not a bad thing, however.



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In the Low Countries I attack Rotterdam and the Belgian cavalry southwest of Liege.

While in China I go for an attack on the Communist Chinese Army in Tungkwan. Both Mao and Umezu provide defensive/offensive HQ support. The Chinese choose the assault table to maximise casualties on the Japanese.

The roll was a hugely disappointing 4. The Chinese Army was untouched while all attackers were disorganised. There will be a lot of Hari Kiri going down tonight...

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Re: forgetting to reorganize CW. That is one difference on the computer. In the past, when I forgot something, I would rectify the mistake. For example, the Germans declared on Denmark last night, and I forgot to move them. Unless I wanted to reload, I could not fix the mistake. This is not a bad thing, however.



“If I stand here, I can see the Little Red Haired girl when she comes out of her house... Of course, if she sees me peeking around this tree, she'll think I'm the dumbest person in the world... But if I don't peek around the tree, I'll never see her... Which means I probably AM the dumbest person in the world... which explains why I'm standing in a batch of poison oak.” -- Charlie Brown
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My favourite was when Charlie was plucking up the courage to speak to a girl. He kept saying over and over "don't blow it Charlie, don't blow it Charlie"... the final picture in the cartoon has Charlie standing facing the girl and the caption reads "Hi, I'm Brownie Charles"... bless [:(]
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The Germans are altogether a more slick war machine. The Belgian cavalry meets its Waterloo, while in Holland, Rotterdam is easily taken. There are the usual rolls to see who gets the naval units:

6 Convoy Counters escape
1 is captured by the Germans
HMNLS Java escapes
HMNLS Sumatra escapes
HMNLS De Ruyter is destroyed (damn that's the best Dutch ship [:(])
HMNLS Tromp is destroyed
The Transport escapes
Submarine escapes





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After the air rebase phase its looking ominous for the Belgians, who pray that the weather god comes to their aid next impulse....

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And so ends another evening of World War II fun and frolics.

So I do not forget, the Soviets have claimed the Finnish Borderland and Bessarabia. The Germans have contested neither. I will see what happens in the next session.

I also need to check the Germans got their convoy counter.
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Question: Apart from a manual count, is there a way to check combat odds before committing to the attack?
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Set up the attack. Move the mouse away. Hover back over the hex and the odds display on the bottom of the declare attacks form. If you don't like them, right click and cancel attack. (Assuming you mean land attacks.)
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Set up the attack. Move the mouse away. Hover back over the hex and the odds display on the bottom of the declare attacks form. If you don't like them, right click and cancel attack. (Assuming you mean land attacks.)
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Thank-you Ingtar I will give that a go.
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In the meantime there is not much the Allies can do. I desperately want another CW Corps in France but failing to reorganise my TRS is hurting [:@].

In better news I looked at the Soviet Union and sure enough the Finnish borderlands and Bessarabia have been created on map - this is just one area where the computer can do so much more than paper maps [:)]

To celebrate their new found territory the 12th Infantry Army marches into Chisnau, while the 33rd Infantry Army goes on a tour of Viipuri and environs [:)]

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Aaggghhhh I should have sailed the Belgian convoy...[8|]

I could have sailed the Home Fleet to provide defensive shore bombardment [8|]

Well played warspite1 [:-]

With so few units the French and British cannot come to the aid of the Belgians..

At least I remember to debark the French 13th Infantry into Toulon - hussah!!

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I just came across this stonking AAR of yours warspite1. Jolly good show! Almost as riveting as your AAR about brushing your teeth or your AAR about trimming your nails. Keep up the good work!

Oh, do be so kind as to let us know if you actually start an AAR about...um...you know...WiF. Cheerio.
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Onto the Axis impulse and I am greeted with this message. I (as Germany) am going to allow the claim. This gives the Germans benefits in terms of aligning Bulgaria and Hungary in due course.


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I just came across this stonking AAR of yours warspite1. Jolly good show! Almost as riveting as your AAR about brushing your teeth or your AAR about trimming your nails. Keep up the good work!

Oh, do be so kind as to let us know if you actually start an AAR about...um...you know...WiF. Cheerio.
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Thank-you sir. Yes you can check out my Brushing Teeth AAR - being English, its a very short work. The Nails AAR is a little more expansive - here are some Minions I painted on my little warspite in the summer holidays:


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...anyway - back to the war.

I take the opportunity to align Finland with Germany. Not sure what the effect is and whether this is the optimal time for so doing - I will have read up on that - but seems like a good idea - and it means I get to place more sexy units on the map [:)]

The navy goes into Turku, an Infantry corps is placed in Petsamo - I bet that's a fun posting - and the remaining units are placed in the south to guard Helsinki.

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Back to the Western Front and Ze Germans set about finishing off the Belgians.

A Ju-88A1 unit flies to Antwerp to Ground Strike the Infantry there..but fails in the attempt. But I suspect the forthcoming battles for the port and Brussels, one hex southeast, will be walkovers. The Anglo-French cannot afford to fly in defence given the German fighters close at hand..

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Brussels is a walkover but Antwerp, although lost, inflicts some heavy casualties on the Germany Army. All units are disorganised and two units lost.

Should have kept von Leeb out of it as he cannot now reorganise anyone. So much to learn here...

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I meant to check that the Germans got the one Dutch Convoy point - and yes, here it is. And so ends another session.

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Brian Brian - help!!!

End of turn and I get this screen. This is to do with the Nazi-Soviet neutrality pact and I am being asked to choose offensive/defensive markers...er...right. I put the markers into the offensive column - being offensive just sounds like the sort of thing the Nazi's do. EDIT: I also get to draw one for the Soviets and choose defensive but at this stage do not know what this means...

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These markers increases the garrison value needed to break the pact (if you put them as offensive) or to decrease the breaking of the pact (if you put them as defensive).

So, if Germany has 10 garrison points in units and 4 in offensive markers, he now has 14 as number to get against the 2-1 ratio needed to break the pact.
If he is calculating for defense, he has only 10 garrison points (he hasn't any defensive markers).





Hi

If the opportunity arises i would be interested in knowing more about how this PACT process works and your plan towards it.

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