@Panzer6 : Convoys for Japan in this scenario are around 2000 so supplying islands is not the problem here. The problem is losing all those Pacific islands, which as you will see, happens quite often in 1.2.
@lifeless : Yes Burma is a main concern for divisions, for as you will see, things aren't going too well there. Unfortunately when I peaced with China, all those divisions were sent back to Tokyo, so I have to personally ferry divisions around.
@Mo-jo : I wish I could launch an offensive in the area, but as of right now my position there is precarious at best. I first need to stop the British advance, then I will think about offensives. But they have lots of superior divisions in the area. Oil is primarily supplied by Venezuela and Saudi Arabia, but it seems like if I don't cheat, I will be completely out by the end of the year, in energy supplies and metals too. What should I do? I would hate for the game to end in '45 simply because of supplies.
Thank you for all the replies and interest in this AAR, 1944 games sure seem like a hot topic for AARs. I will plan on updates today, but that could mean in one hour or in the evening, so stay tuned.
@lifeless : Yes Burma is a main concern for divisions, for as you will see, things aren't going too well there. Unfortunately when I peaced with China, all those divisions were sent back to Tokyo, so I have to personally ferry divisions around.
@Mo-jo : I wish I could launch an offensive in the area, but as of right now my position there is precarious at best. I first need to stop the British advance, then I will think about offensives. But they have lots of superior divisions in the area. Oil is primarily supplied by Venezuela and Saudi Arabia, but it seems like if I don't cheat, I will be completely out by the end of the year, in energy supplies and metals too. What should I do? I would hate for the game to end in '45 simply because of supplies.
Thank you for all the replies and interest in this AAR, 1944 games sure seem like a hot topic for AARs. I will plan on updates today, but that could mean in one hour or in the evening, so stay tuned.