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    @johnnycat

    Yea so the LMs still count towars Indias 20 PU income spending limit. What it means is that in other Capitals with Major Fctrys or AUS with it's Minor, they don't count against the placement "Limit" of 10.

    So you can place 10 dudes, Tanks, Inf etc... and 10 LMs

    Also, if you add future LMs to Burma/Yunnan border, the LM image will have moved to the left colum of Changer's units window. Idky triplea does it, but when you edit a unit in, it will generally appear to the left of where it was.

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  • @trout

    Attached is the corrected save file for UK Turn 3

    104f0b47-e97c-438e-8757-c6cb9b3af6f8-exp-game-1-jc-USA_CHINA_UK_3.tsvg

    I used "changer" to change the mines from unarmed junk to now fully armed land mines just waiting for the Japanese to simply walk around them making them useless, lol.

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  • @beelee

    I figured out Changer. thanks

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  • @trout

    @trout clearly Mrs von Tasty Fish is a VERY LUCKY woman !

    Ok well thanks for confirming those strategic issues. I bet, however, that once past the Sea Lion threat, and a couple other obvious red herrings to be avoided, the Allies will gain the advantage quick enough. Maybe by turn 8-10 ...

    In any case, I’m loving this game very much already. And I barely know how to play.

    Hopefully we’ll play for many years.

    You said, "take my time to fix" so I will double check everything and correct those mines that @beelee mentioned.

    QUESTION: I note that Land Mines are NOT considered as counting towards builds in the rules.

    On Page 39:
    "The production of mines does not count towards the production capacity of the Industrial Complex – meaning that the Industrial Complex can produce other units in accordance with its capacity."

    HENCE, if I understand correctly, the build limits for the UK in India of 20 IPU per turn is still correct - the mines built there DO NOT COUNT towards that 20 IPU limit... IS THIS CORRECT INTERPRETATION/UNDERSTANDING ?

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