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** Similarly, the original ''Axis and Allies'' is often viewed as a "stepping stone" on the way to more complex and detailed tabletop wargames.
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** Similarly, the original ''Axis and Allies'' is often viewed as a "stepping stone" on the way to more complex and detailed tabletop wargames.wargames.
** The PC game also fits this, as it's a relatively simple RTS, with few unique units, no farmable resources (the only resources, ammo, fuel, and money, are generated by buildings), and fairly small caps to both buildings and units meaning the player has to come up with strategies other than the ZergRush.
** The PC game also fits this, as it's a relatively simple RTS, with few unique units, no farmable resources (the only resources, ammo, fuel, and money, are generated by buildings), and fairly small caps to both buildings and units meaning the player has to come up with strategies other than the ZergRush.
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** Similarly, the original ''Axis and Allies'' is often viewed as a "stepping stone" on the way to more complex and detailed tabletop wargames.
* UnfortunateImplications: The color for Japanese models in the earliest editions of the game? [[YellowPeril Yellow]]. Later editions changed this to a more neutral orange color.
* UnfortunateImplications: The color for Japanese models in the earliest editions of the game? [[YellowPeril Yellow]]. Later editions changed this to a more neutral orange color.
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** Similarly, the original ''Axis and Allies'' is often viewed as a "stepping stone" on the way to more complex and detailed tabletop wargames.
* UnfortunateImplications: The color for Japanese models in the earliest editions of the game? [[YellowPeril Yellow]]. Later editions changed this to a more neutral orange color.wargames.
* UnfortunateImplications: The color for Japanese models in the earliest editions of the game? [[YellowPeril Yellow]]. Later editions changed this to a more neutral orange color.
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** Similarly, the original ''Axis and Allies'' is often viewed as a "stepping stone" on the way to more complex and detailed tabletop wargames.
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** Similarly, the original ''Axis and Allies'' is often viewed as a "stepping stone" on the way to more complex and detailed tabletop wargames.wargames.
* UnfortunateImplications: The color for Japanese models in the earliest editions of the game? [[YellowPeril Yellow]]. Later editions changed this to a more neutral orange color.
* UnfortunateImplications: The color for Japanese models in the earliest editions of the game? [[YellowPeril Yellow]]. Later editions changed this to a more neutral orange color.
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* GatewaySeries: ''Axis and Allies: 1941'' is a variation of the game designed to be simpler in setup and gameplay to make it easier for new players to get into the series.
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** ''Axis and Allies: 1941'' is a variation of the game designed to be simpler in setup and gameplay to make it easier for new players to get into theseries.series.
** Similarly, the original ''Axis and Allies'' is often viewed as a "stepping stone" on the way to more complex and detailed tabletop wargames.
** ''Axis and Allies: 1941'' is a variation of the game designed to be simpler in setup and gameplay to make it easier for new players to get into the
** Similarly, the original ''Axis and Allies'' is often viewed as a "stepping stone" on the way to more complex and detailed tabletop wargames.
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* GatewaySeries: ''Axis and Allies: 1941'' is a variation of the game designed to be simpler in setup and gameplay to make it easier for new players to get into the series.
