I can't be the only one this bothers,right?

[Evilrudy]

Decent enough game for early stages,but i cringe a little each time i see a non historical mix of cards. I mean cmon Japan and the USA side by side,my inner grognard says no just no.Anyone be in favor of a restriction to historical alliances or am i just an old fuddy duddy?

[Warchild698]

Oh I remember I was really shocked when finished tutorial and got Soviet/German deck in my hands. I was like: Whaaaat...?

[76561198072358056]

I suggest make grate sides alone ( germans troops not support japans directly also) and make minor faction only for support. Like Finland for Germans, Yugoslavian for Russia, colonies for British, and France for US.

[Myll]

Dev's should have made "Main Nation" decks and supporting nation deck options, with restrictions for alliances. Technically, Russia could ally to anyone since they switched sides in the war (except perhaps - to Japan, who they had recently been at war with prior to Bolsheviks).
I do think it's an Immersion killer to have Axis and Allies in this weird melting pot, doesn't make sense. The Game Dev's also suffer from the overly rigid rules about Swastikas for German forces - none of the German forces are accurately portrayed on the cards, with their German flag pattern on helmets/uniforms, just a big "gimme a break" for historical PC.
Players should be able to kill off Germans in Swastikas, and like it.
But then some would play Germans with Swastikas and like it, in small numbers, so that small chance takes away all historic accuracy in WWII games now - it's silly.

[Sir Clavius]

I found this game about week ago. For me this nonsense is immersion killer. That made me really suprised.

Same decks with strange alliances and combos should not exist.

[kingjames488]

necrooo

[Warchild698]

โพสต์ดั้งเดิมโดย Myll:

Technically, Russia could ally to anyone since they switched sides in the war.

Your argument is historically wrong.

[DiverDux]

You are the only one this bothers, I love it? its hypothetical based on the nations real wartime strengths.