PyleDriver
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Joined: 4/19/2006 From: Occupied Mexico aka Rio Grand Valley, S.Texas Status: offline
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You really know your stuff, a guy with no life but the recreation of history, like me,lol...On Turkey, it was thiers, the Middle East, until the stinking French and British, took it...They remember the blood bath of 1917, however they still have pride...Politics is the key, other times I spoke of Americian and Soviet entry, and why the Winter of 43 entry?... It's political, how at this point can it be build in?... Politics and consiquences...I think the WA ( besides Vichy ) never attacked a neutral nation. Should the Brits invade Norway in the Spring of 40, without Axis aggession there...NEVER...Anyone remember a old board Avolion Hill game called "Origians". I wish I still had it. You won by political gains 1936-40... Adding armies in Portugal is not the answer, but the threat of triggering Turkey, Spain and mabe Finland. Thier interstructure in tack, with an army, ouch...This game is so good, when I first saw it, being a old time wargamer since 1970, and a big WIR and Gary fan, I said what are you thinking with this Gary, cheesy,...But, oh what cheese, uhm,uhm,uhm goood... I agree with you Lebatron, but how do we do it without stuipid house rules...I think a land attack apon Japan should not allowed untill the Phillipians and Wake, are reaquired...US soil US pride. The old (illegal move) politically not allowed... Except Air bombing...Anyway, how can politics be built into the Game...The early invasion problem can be resolved by another counter, and must. Landing craft are a destinct weapon. The Allies took them from the Med for Overlord, later they were sent to Okanawa... If a area had defending troops, landing craft are needed. They draw thier defense from attacking units with them. No, upgrade involved, limited to a transport of 5, they can be damaged, but only destroyed if everything eles is too...Island forts are a good idea, not mainland. Say it's cost is 10 supply and 3 quarterly turns...On supply, I, until recently thought a chain of transports back to the factory was needed at the time of production, is that right, If not it needs to be. Keep up the good work "Lebatron" Jon Pyle
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