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I have tested my game with movement 4 ships; it doesn't work.
The USA could invade Japan in 2 rounds, the UK can invade Italy in 1 round, Japan can invade Australia in 1 round, etc. It's basically unplayable, even though my map's sea zones are even more numerous than World at War's sea zones.
Even with a movement of 3, I feel like you need new rules like "no using captured factories" and "no building new factories" to avoid games being too snowbally and ending too quickly.
Sure. That was just a "maybe" and would have to be tested once the map is available. It depends on the map. It's easy enough to change movement values, see how it goes. A main problem, however, is that carriers would move too fast with respect to their aircraft (which may work but would be silly), so a new feature for allowing carriers to launch aircraft after moving would be needed (arguably).
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I wouldn't call them Avro Lancaster and B-17/B-24. I would use generic names, like "pure heavy bomber" and "fortress heavy bomber" or such.
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I have tested my game with movement 4 ships; it doesn't work.
The USA could invade Japan in 2 rounds, the UK can invade Italy in 1 round, Japan can invade Australia in 1 round, etc. It's basically unplayable, even though my map's sea zones are even more numerous than World at War's sea zones.
Even with a movement of 3, I feel like you need new rules like "no using captured factories" and "no building new factories" to avoid games being too snowbally and ending too quickly.
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Also, some planes were harder to shoot down than others, and this is reflected in me giving some airplanes more hitpoints than others.
I guess your are not doing it, but it would be good if you split the heavy bombers available since start game at least into two different units, one mainly representing the Avro Lancaster and the other one mainly representing the B-17 (and the B-24 too if you don't want to split in 3) (I'm not talking about other future/tech ones like the B-29). The B-17 should have more hit-points and more defensive power than the Avro Lancaster, but the Avro Lancaster should have a slightly bigger bombing power (not much). This can be balanced by making the Avro Lancaster cheaper (whether or not this is the case) or just letting the United States have an advantage in heavy bombers over Britain.