> Hakon, I got an excellent idea on how to avoid a super-Balbo in your
> games: allow stuffing. Thios solves it at one stroke.

If 3d10 works for this purpose, then there is no need, thank you very much.

> Actually, it is a bit pointless to have this conversation at
> all

At least pointless for you to be in the discussion, since you keep bringing up
stuffing, which is a known counter, as I said in the very first posts on this
thread.

> As far as most of the points go: I think that in the
> discussion you make the Axis force go much further than you'd
> ever be able to on table.

You are the one theorizing. I base my arguments on actual game experience. I
have accurate build logs if you would like to go into the details.

> With your indicated build structure there is nowhere in hell
> you can get all this stuff by M/J 41. Even assuming 0 losses
> up to then. I'd suggest that you keep track of your opponents
> builds if they play this strategy and see that they don't put
> an extra unit or two on the traxck each turn! :-) (Only
> joking but it just doesn't pan out.)

That's a cheap rethorical trick, Herbert. Either call me a cheater to my face,
or hold your mouth. Again, if you like, I can give you the exact builds from an
actual game.

Cheers
Hakon