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ORIGINAL: alex_van_d

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Allied #5. British RN. East Med.

With RN carrier planes disorganized from the port attack, the CW players decides not to try to initiate combat in the East Med. The Italian player, as the non-phasing player, also choose no combat too.

Are you aware that disorganized CVPs still fly in naval combat? The CW should have engaged they still had the edge in the air.

I wasn't sure. Now I know. By the way, the RN carrier pilots were so euphoric over the success of their port attack on Jaffa that it was probably best they didn't fly. Maybe a bit too much celebration. [;)] [:D]

Upgraded to the latest public beta, version 2.2.0.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Axis #7. Weather.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Axis #7. Japan. Strategic Bombing.

Japan takes a land and uses 1 of their 2 air mission for a strategic bombing raid on Sian. A raid which was ineffective.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Axis #7. Japan. Ground Strike.

Japan's second of two air missions is a ground strike which also misses the mark.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Axis #7. Japan. Northern China.

No land combats.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Axis #7. Japan. Southern China.

No land combats.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Axis #7. Germany. Eastern Front Mobilization Status.

German takes a land.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Axis #7. Germany, Italy. Eastern Med.

Germany rebases two air units with air to sea factors to Libya. Also, one of the two air units is also a badly needed fighter.

Italy takes a land, but doesn't really do that much other than disembarking the 1-3 infantry corps to Alexander.

If Persia is not conquered by Soviets, Italy should get 4 units in Iraq to align it!

ORIGINAL: Cohen

If Persia is not conquered by Soviets, Italy should get 4 units in Iraq to align it!

That's their next objective. The problem is getting there in supply. I assume they must be in supply to align Persia?

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

ORIGINAL: Cohen

If Persia is not conquered by Soviets, Italy should get 4 units in Iraq to align it!

That's their next objective. The problem is getting there in supply. I assume they must be in supply to align Persia?

Nope. Four corps in any adjacent country, excluding Turkey and the USSR.

Also, I have run into a nasty bug in the latest public beta, after conquest. I await with interest to see if other people have it. I hope they don't.

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

ORIGINAL: Cohen

If Persia is not conquered by Soviets, Italy should get 4 units in Iraq to align it!

That's their next objective. The problem is getting there in supply. I assume they must be in supply to align Persia?

Nope. Four corps in any adjacent country, excluding Turkey and the USSR.

Also, I have run into a nasty bug in the latest public beta, after conquest. I await with interest to see if other people have it. I hope they don't.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Allied #10. CW Port Attack.

The CW takes a combine. They use three of their air missions to launch two useless port attacks. One against Keil and the other against Brest. The attacks were useless because even though the planes got through, they had no chance of doing anything to any of the ships.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Allied #10. RAF Strategic Bombing, Paris France.

RAF strategic bombers once again show that they can't hit the city of Paris.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Allied #10. RN, Cape Verde.

The RN gladly choose not to initiate combat against the two Italian sub units left in Cape Verde. Even better for the RN, and the CW, is that both sub units are disorganized meaning that the Italians will be unable to initiate combat there as the non-phasing player.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Allied #10. RN, East Med.

Even in storm, the RN is looking to find and engage the Italian RM in surface combat. However, both sides fail to find the other so no naval combat.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Allied #10. CW. Land Combat. India.

The CW finally after several turns is able to engage and destroy the partisan holding one of their non oil resources in India.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. Allied #10. CW. India, Burma.

Turn 8. Nov/Dec 1940. East Africa.