Roger's Scenario Thread
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@rogercooper did you do it on the same turn as you capture it
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@board-3659 Yes, it usually let me place immediately.
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@rogercooper I am playing right now so I can quickly test
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@rogercooper For me it doesn't and I have to wait next turn
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Name Global War v3 Rules
Description World War II on large scale world map
https://axisandallies.fandom.com/wiki/Global_War_v3_Rules
Good Points
- Standard AA50 rules
- Plays fairly fast for a large scenario
Bad Points
- Russia is too vulnerable
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Name World War II v3 1942 No National Objectives
Description Turn the national objectives off
https://axisandallies.fandom.com/wiki/World_War_II_v3_1942_No_National_Objectives
Good- A bit simpler this way
- AI plays a bit better
- China is more viable
Bad
- Nothing really
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@rogercooper Isn't strategic bombing on Germany by the US becomes too powerful without National objectives? I've also always found the Allies way stronger without the National objectives.
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@schulz said in Roger's Scenario Thread:
@rogercooper Isn't strategic bombing on Germany by the US becomes too powerful without National objectives? I've also always found the Allies way stronger without the National objectives.
Try out strategic bombing as a strategy. and see how well it works. I think that Allies are bit better off because China does better. National objectives helps everyone except China, so if the Japanese don't focus on China initially, China can become reasonably strong, protecting Russia's Eastern flank.
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Name Death from Above
Description Classic game with modified order of play and cheap airpower.
https://axisandallies.fandom.com/wiki/Death_From_Above
Good Points
- Modified unit values make change rethink tactics
Bad Points
- You still have megastacks in Karelia
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@rogercooper Have you reviewed Civil War: A house divided
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@board-3659 said in Roger's Scenario Thread:
@rogercooper Have you reviewed Civil War: A house divided
I have not tried this. I don't like games with inset maps and there are many features that are not AI-compatible.
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@rogercooper ok I find it hard to learn but am trying to
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@board-3659 said in Roger's Scenario Thread:
@rogercooper ok I find it hard to learn but am trying to
Some mods just suffer from feature bloat. Too many unit types and too many special features. A&A is basically a simple game and best TripleA mods are not complex.
My suggestion for the American Civil War on computer is Victory and Glory: The American Civil War. I have not seen a good TripleA mod for it.
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@rogercooper Find it harder to learn than GW 1936. That one at least has axis and allies as a skeleton. This one is too different (resource management) for me to easily learn. I think this map kind of told me not to go too far with my map
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@board-3659 yea I tried it a few times when I first found triplea. It was a bit much for me. I've seen people say it's probably the most unique triplea map.
Some cool stuff for sure but my brain just had trouble with it.
Used to be somebody who played it frequently. Can't remember who
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@beelee I do think it's interesting though I think my favorite's are Steampunk Advance and Lord of the Rings: Middle Earth
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@board-3659 If you want something different, check The Grand War. A unique alternate history with interesting units on map with only 190 territories.
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@rogercooper OK thanks, I'll check it out
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Scenario Churchills 1939 WW2 PTV
Description 1939 on the Path to Victory Map
https://axisandallies.fandom.com/wiki/Churchills_1939_WW2_PTV
Good Points
- Lots of territories on the East Front
Bad Points
- The Axis start too weak to properly threaten the Allies
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Name Europe - incomplete v3
Name The Axis & Allies: Europe boardgame with Anniversary edition rules
https://axisandallies.fandom.com/wiki/Europe_incomplete_v3Good Points
- Fast-playing boardgame port
Bad Points
- Strongly favors Axis. A human can win in 6 turns whatever the Allies do.
- Victory conditions not implemented
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