BBR Explained: Convoy Disruptions

[@ZmuBMAC1600]

This was good. I was really stumped and I had no idea I can leave my ships there each round and do it over and over again

[@charleshimes1634]

I don't use the convoy rule at all. Because of my obstinate decision, I would like to know which side benefits/suffers more during the game. I understand all the rules are important to balance the game but on average how much of my game suffers by this exclusion. (I use all other rules). For example, there is a convoy sea zone that can literally put Italy out of the game. Also, does my decision matter more for out-of- box or bloodbath rules? Plus...Does it affect the lend-lease rule for better or worse. Please advise.

[@bulldogaxisallies5034]

We got a trucking convoy rocking through the night convoy. I wonder how the US could do buying a huge number of subs. The germans if they could get some subs in the soutern part of Africa could do some good.

[@TheChaplainMO]

I’ve seen the US tear up, I mean TEAR UP, the Japanese income with subs...

[@charleshimes1634]

@@TheChaplainMO That's a problem for me also as I tried to explain in my previous comment. Could I guess that you're also uncomfortable with these convoy rules?

[@sshadowzlmao]

What game is this? A bigger version of axis and allies?

[@sshadowzlmao]

It looks freaking amazing

[@TheChaplainMO]

@@sshadowzlmao it takes the rules of Europe 1940 2nd edition and Pacific 1940 2nd edition, both of which came out in 2012, and makes them better. Those two games could already be combined into what’s called Global 1940, but this Ruleset, the BBR, makes it playable in one day. There’s a turn limit, more uses for the units, better technology, etc etc