Axis Units Required in the East
Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2018 2:03 pm
Regarding (from the 1939 Strategy Guide):
Axis Units Required in the East
To prevent the USSR from entering the war before the Axis are ready to fight them, Axis comman-
ders should ensure that the following criteria are met:
From January 1940
- 2 Axis units are needed within 6 hexes of Warsaw.
- Failure to meet this requirement will swing the USSR by 2% towards the Allies every turn.
From January 1941
4 Axis units are needed within 6 hexes of Warsaw.
Failure to meet this requirement will swing the USSR by 2% towards the Allies every turn.
Both the criteria listed above are cumulative, so from January 1941 if there were less than 2 units
within 6 hexes of Warsaw, then the USSR would swing by 4% towards the Allies.
While the above require a minimum number of Axis units to be in the east, the following requires
that there aren’t an excessive number of Axis units present:
From January 1941
- If there are more than 18 Axis units within 10 hexes of Warsaw, then the USSR will have a 50%
chance every turn of swinging 2-3% towards the Allies.
Why is the 18 Axis units within range of Warsaw, within 10 hexes when the all the other conditions above are within 6 hexes of Warsaw?
Given the scale of the map, I can understand the 6 hexes range, but why 10 hexes for the 18 units condition? It seems like it should also be within 6 hexes, not 10 [&:]
Is 10 hexes in this case WAD?
C
Axis Units Required in the East
To prevent the USSR from entering the war before the Axis are ready to fight them, Axis comman-
ders should ensure that the following criteria are met:
From January 1940
- 2 Axis units are needed within 6 hexes of Warsaw.
- Failure to meet this requirement will swing the USSR by 2% towards the Allies every turn.
From January 1941
4 Axis units are needed within 6 hexes of Warsaw.
Failure to meet this requirement will swing the USSR by 2% towards the Allies every turn.
Both the criteria listed above are cumulative, so from January 1941 if there were less than 2 units
within 6 hexes of Warsaw, then the USSR would swing by 4% towards the Allies.
While the above require a minimum number of Axis units to be in the east, the following requires
that there aren’t an excessive number of Axis units present:
From January 1941
- If there are more than 18 Axis units within 10 hexes of Warsaw, then the USSR will have a 50%
chance every turn of swinging 2-3% towards the Allies.
Why is the 18 Axis units within range of Warsaw, within 10 hexes when the all the other conditions above are within 6 hexes of Warsaw?
Given the scale of the map, I can understand the 6 hexes range, but why 10 hexes for the 18 units condition? It seems like it should also be within 6 hexes, not 10 [&:]
Is 10 hexes in this case WAD?
C