Japanese Resistance Table - 57.11

Situation Modifiers

+1

For every Pacific front objective under Japanese control.

+1

Japanese control of Singapore or Manila (one for each).

-3

Allied control of Tokyo.

-2

Allied control of Kagoshima or Osaka (-2 for each).

-#

For each Japanese hex occupied by an Allied unit (-3 for the first hex; an additional -2 for the second hex; an additional -1 for each subsequent hex).

-1

Allied control of Peking, Shanghai, Nanking, Canton, Harbin, Mukden, Seoul or Okinawa (-1 for each).

-#

For each atomic attack against Japan (-3 for the first attack; an additional -2 for the second attack; an additional -1 for each subsequent attack).

-1

For each Japanese city firestormed (cumulative).

-1

For every ten unbuilt Japanese ground/army air factors.

Cumulative Modifiers

+1

If the Chinese resistance level is -3 or lower.

+1

If Japan controls both Vladivostok and Irkutsk.

+1

If Japan controls at least three of Calcutta, Colombo, Dacca and Rangoon.

+1

If Japan controls at least three of Cairns, Darwin, Port Moresby and Townsville.

+1

For every 25 BRPs of Allied, including Chinese, Russian and minor country, ground, air and naval units eliminated each game turn in the Pacific theater (0-24 BRPs: no effect; 25-49 BRPs: +1; 50-74 BRPs: +2; etc.).

+#

If Japan controls 7 or more island groups (+1 for control of 7 island groups: +2 for control of 8 island groups; +3 for control of 9 island groups, etc.).

-#

If the Western Allies control 8 or more island groups (-1 for control of 8 island groups: -2 for 9 or more island groups).

Explanation: Check at the end of each Allied player turn. If the net result is zero or less, Japan surrenders and the war in the Pacific ends.

Situation Modifiers are recalculated at the end of each turn, in the same manner as modifiers for other resistance tables.

Cumulative Modifiers for control of objectives and island groups are determined at the end of each turn, starting at the end of the second game turn following the outbreak of war between Japan and the U.S. (the end of Spring 1942 if Japan attacks the U.S. in Winter 1941).

When calculating the BRP value of eliminated Allied ground, air and naval units, damaged named ships count as 3 BRPs; named ships sunk in port count as 6 BRPs; damaged cruisers are not counted. Effects are calculated separately for each game turn; remnants are ignored.

Chinese, Russian and Indian objectives and island groups must be fully supplied to count as controlled.

Control of one or more fully supplied islands in an island group which also contains at least one isolated or enemy-controlled island counts as half an island group. Totals are rounded down for both sides each turn. Midway is considered to be part of the Hawaiian Islands solely for the purpose of determining cumulative Japanese resistance modifiers