Australia : Allies, solo.

[cpdeyoung]

November 1, 1944

[cpdeyoung]

November 9, 1944

[cpdeyoung]

November 16, 1944

[cpdeyoung]

November 24, 1944

Question for you guys, is there convoy raiding in SotP? I never saw any sign of reduced supply, yet I totally dominated the sea, and could have anchored off Darwin.

[cpdeyoung]

December 1, 1944

[cpdeyoung]

December 9, 1944

[cpdeyoung]

December 16, 1944

[cpdeyoung]

December 24, 1944

[cpdeyoung]

January 1, 1945

[cpdeyoung]

January 9, 1945

[cpdeyoung]

January 16, 1945

[cpdeyoung]

January 24, 1945

[cpdeyoung]

February 1, 1945

For some reason I thought taking Port Moresby was part of the Allied victory conditions. It is not, but I now wonder if it can be taken in this scenario. Can a landing in New Guinea take place?

[cpdeyoung]

So ends this campaign. The Japanese have no resources to invade again. The Allies have all they need to secure Australia, and to go on and sweep the Pacific. I learned a lot from this scenario, and am going to reverse sides and try my luck with the Empire of the Rising Sun.

Chuck

[Tomokatu]

Thank you, Chuck for an entertaining AAR and for clearing out he vermin.[:D]

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[ilovestrategy]

Wow, I just read this. Good stuff! [&o]

[cpdeyoung]

It was a lot of fun to play too. This campaign works well as a game. There is also a campaign in which I was able to take the invincible Australians against the poor Japanese played by the excellent Gary Gardner. The Japanese have a very hard time with supply, but when you play them against the AI you can have fun. Playing the Japanese against a human humbles one, and makes clear that this was not a campaign they wanted to try.

Taking the Japanese against the AI is a fun game.

Chuck