@Nothingtoseehere yeah didnt bother to look that hard after i saw that

Players should be free to choose. But being forced to play too defensively and cautiously in every single game would be boring, and it wasn't politically feasible at that time. Both offensive and defensive Russia should have their own pros and cons.

End Late 1940 [image: 1783054843949-screenshot-from-2026-07-02-23-59-44.png] Well a few mistakes. China took a beatdown in their attack, which they shoulda at least killed a couple dudes Nothing too extreme other than that. I don't really like my China defense but it seems Yunnan should be taken. That's a Big time bonus. JPN seems a little off as well. Idk they're probably OK. SSR needs to strike early if they decide to. I know OOB it's common and I've seen it a few times with HRE now. Mixed results so far, which is what is wanted. I would lean towards not doing it, SSR early attack on JPN but it can be effective. Vice Versa, I feel the same with Japan. Probably less likely to attack early unless SSR concentrates in Amur. Then I'd just say f it and attack I did against crockett and it had good results but he retrieved the situation nicely. Game is basically even in 1944 I think it is. Sadly, he hasn't responded in over a month now, so that promising game will most likely not finish.

@GREGOREK A Fctry in each TTy. That would be time consuming if you had to place in each one. I'm not familiar with the game, so Idk if that's how it plays or not. Does space tab space just cycle you through all of your TTys ? I'm not following how this would actually work. It wouldn't be needed in the WWII G 40 game I play. Would it be an option ? Or hardwired ? If hardwired, I'd like to see how it affects other maps that wouldn't need that feature.

@beelee Thank you! Somehow Friday night is the recovery night after all the fun this week...weird having Wed off

Try using a group chat to share dice results and file updates with all players. It's an easy workaround until the server adds the multi-recipient email feature.