It is not meant as a competition, who writes the most funniest comments. Cveta would win this price, thats for sure! (By the way: Thanks for your posts, Cveta. They are really fun to read. [:)])
This should be a more serious report, to show the ongoing in a more brief and dry way with some screenshots added.
Participating in this game are
Cveta - Axis
RufusTFirefly - West
Barthheart - Russia, China
Tweber - Japan
Starting 6 days ago we are at turn 12 now. So we have already seen some action, and now China is coming in. Therefore time to start:
At turn 2 Warsaw had to surrender and the Axis achieved a quick win in the east. During the next turns Axis conquered parts of the Balkan. Hardly any news reached the west. Only some reports from Yugolsavian partisans were sent, providing no reliable information about strength and composition of the German divisions.
France and Britain were alarmed and began to build up their defences. France tried to keep the amount of units at Maginot line and in the area of Elsass-Lothringen at a high level. (Axis gets Blitz cards when amount of French PP near Maginot line falls below 750. From turn 2 onwards I managed to keep the amount of PP higher, but at turn 1 the amount was below the limit. So I dont know whether Axis got this card right at the beginning.)
At turn 9 Axis started the attck in the west. Netherlands and Belgium were overrun quickly and Axis units showed up at the border between Belgium and France.
Axis infantry supported by tanks moved quickly through the southeastern governments of France, while parachuters were dropped east and west of Paris. French HQ had to evacuate the capital. Units at Maginot line are cut off and might have to surrender next turn. Italy joined the Axis, but did not yet invade.
German level bombers launched an attack on the coastal fortifications at Manchester, but lost three planes in that action. (The German bombers would not have caused any damaged on the coastal defence anyway. The planes missed the target and bombed a manufacturer for stockings, who produced for a French label.)







