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General House Rules:
) \9 B! a8 @6 [" T/ k; m1. No rearming TFs in ports smaller than 3 without an AE present 4 v: h' r9 \2 z1 C- R5 E1 D! N/ W+ B
2. No refueling of capital ships in ports smaller than 3 without an AO or TK present (Capital ships are cruisers and larger)
* e! k8 C( K( E3. PT Boats may not be included in TFs with other ships (exception: Rule #5)
. w% w8 x- [! J6 k7 o" G6 o4. PT Boat TF may have a max of 6 ships in it
8 A" Q9 [, x( Y4 R) o+ ]6 O5. PT Boat TF may only have other ships in it - or more than 6 - when transferring between bases - using the extra ships as portable fuel sources / Q; H/ T. u; `0 R' _
6. No creating Barges / PT Boats at bases smaller than 3 or that are behind enemy lines - cut off. It is unrealistic to have new PT boats magically appear at bases behind enemy lines without having to sail there and be subjected to enemy attack + C. }/ p6 P( W" v: J; q
7a. No paradropping behind enemy lines to cut off line of retreat (by method of creating a contested hex) just for the purpose of forcing unit surrender. I.e. 150 paratroopers can't force the surrender of 50,000 infantry units in retreat. Using paratroopers to capture undefended base, even if in line of retreating unit is however perfectly acceptable.
* j9 q( J7 i7 {3 [) {# u7b. No use of construction units/base forces to create ZOC's to cut retreat paths (I had an PBEM opponent who did this).
. I6 w* s0 B4 j7c. No landings in non-base/dot hexes to cut off enemy forces (there is a hex in the PI that invites to do just this, (because Japanese forces never retreat and guns do not fire on TF's landing troops in non-base/dot hexes it is impossible to defend this hexes even if one guards them with overhelming forces, basically a cheap way for the Japanese to cut certain retreat paths)
2 n2 v! @3 w2 l. n$ y8. No 2+ engine bomber missions (against either land or naval targets) above 25000 feet – requirement for Nik mod
5 C% N) ^$ [4 K7 k4 r8 a9. No 2+ engine bombers performing night bombing (only naval and city attacks allowed at night).
7 t: B: b+ z1 z+ J) ]10. As the weather is supposed to be clear in the whole map, any major airstrike cancelled at turn 1 will trigger a redo turn.
0 T# k$ t% B5 v4 \11. Aircraft transitioning between major types (DB->LB, etc) require a "in training" and refitting period of 2 months prior to deployment. (Does not affect same type transitions)
: ]; O2 R( ~- K; \ m; F Y ~Turn 1: ( N+ I7 e# ~) h* o9 q7 ?
12. KB is allowed to raid Manila, PH, or Singapore on turn one. 1 I. B5 g& w$ J3 D, M( v
13. Allied player may give any orders to already existing US TFs at sea, the China Command units, and all British/Dutch/Australian/New Zealand units on turn one including air units. Allies can also give any construction or HQ change orders he desires to any of his bases on turn one.
6 y% r, Y9 u4 U+ e+ h3 N, h14. The Japanese may not sail past Singapore to the north on turn 1 (no landing at Johore to cut Singapore off from the rest of Malaya on turn 1) – going to leave this one in. I can hardly imagine the Brits in Singapore allowing a huge IJN transport fleets to sail pass their port unharrassed. # e. a/ D) k3 k& _
15. Japanese can only make turn one landings at allied bases that are within 15 hexes of a Japanese base - Exception: the Japanese may always invade Wake on turn one. 8 P( q4 \! W) u; Q
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IJN Player:
5 i8 G: u5 t5 X7 J/ ~6 d16. No units of the Kwangtung HQ may be moved out of the area without first paying the applicable PP costs (Land or Air units)
8 t& `0 p& Y- x3 q17. Float planes other than Glens not allowed on subs ; d; o& a& K i, ]! G D! _4 K# v
18. Kwantung units can be moved to China only paying PPs
0 E2 M" ]8 ~* R% _Allied Player: ! N1 n& x9 `: _2 G* p5 }" o
23. The allies cannot simply pick up and withdraw from Malaya, PI, or the DEI without putting up significant fights. This will stop the allied player from playing on hindsight and evacuating all of the Dutch forces before they are even attacked - very unrealistic. V# F8 H8 p9 K$ r
24. No Allied CV Capable air units on CVs until 1/44 - designed to keep Marine Fighter groups off CVs
. ^- D1 Z3 F. Y: E& T25. The 1st & 2nd USMC Divisions cannot move beyond the Hawaiian islands (or west coast) until April 1st, 1942. This is to simulate when the 1st Div becomes operational and the major concern for the defense of the Hawaiian Islands and west coast.
9 h; ^ |( `: o' G6 f26. Allied player may not "overly" strip India and southern oz of all troops.
3 M, [& ~, ]4 S27. Allied level bombers may only fly once every 2 days. 3 e3 L8 O% U6 F6 O/ ?$ f
28. No Allied Heavy Bombers stationed in china – no 4 engine bombers may conduct Bombing raids from Chinese bases – this to reflect the lack of fuel and supplies the Chinese had to use such planes.
* C9 E- X4 V# i w. s2 J A29. Allied bomber units may upgrade to any 4 engine bomber, if those units either are or divide into 12 aircraft groups. The 16 aircraft allied bomber groups may only upgrade to a 2 engine bomber at the most.
8 G+ Y* P0 @$ h" \5 c% C30. No Allied skip bombing (100 ft. altitude naval attacks with level bombers) until 1/1/1943 |
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