However, I think this should've only applied to D-Day and not for subsequent rounds.
Quote from: GodlikeDennis on June 30, 2012, 06:48:55 AMHowever, I think this should've only applied to D-Day and not for subsequent rounds. Maybe we need a new rule
Quote from: Sir Sharks Alot on June 30, 2012, 02:45:39 PMQuote from: GodlikeDennis on June 30, 2012, 06:48:55 AMHowever, I think this should've only applied to D-Day and not for subsequent rounds. Maybe we need a new rule Nah the rules clearly state that these territories are stacked to stop allies getting steam rolled, they serve that function.They're like the territories around Berlin and Vienna, which also have the same function.
Zach Mckenna, just a heads up, I will set the game up as this;Name: Ef tourney battle for sector 1password: utahAlso, do you need 3 straight victories or just best of 3, as I see on the map thread it is considered a stacked battle.
See Cranial? Now they demand it must be a 3 STRAIGHT VICTORIES! This time you should tell me to "calm down" and I think I should tell you: "I told you so".
May I suggest a compromise? The zones in mention will only remain stacked terretories for X amount of turns. If the Allies are still stuck on the beaches after a long war they sure haven't been pushing hard enough, and that should come at a prize.
Quote from: Dot.Shadow on June 30, 2012, 05:24:48 PMMay I suggest a compromise? The zones in mention will only remain stacked terretories for X amount of turns. If the Allies are still stuck on the beaches after a long war they sure haven't been pushing hard enough, and that should come at a prize.Or just remove stacked territories entirely, for both sides.It's impossible for the attacker to win on them anyway.