I forgot to mention in the video that on several turns certain areas count as double points of control, i.e., on turn one the North Sea counted as double, meaning the British won 2 points of control instead of the standard one. Had the Germans contested the area and won, they would have scored 6 P.O.C. instead of the standard 3. This variant is from Richard Hamblen that was published in the General magazine, and is meant to reflect the importance of a sea area when there were military operations in progress that required control of that area. On turn one Operation Sea Lion (planned German invasion of Britain) was in progress, making control of the North Sea (English channel) important.
I forgot to mention in the video that on several turns certain areas count as double points of control, i.e., on turn one the North Sea counted as double, meaning the British won 2 points of control instead of the standard one. Had the Germans contested the area and won, they would have scored 6 P.O.C. instead of the standard 3. This variant is from Richard Hamblen that was published in the General magazine, and is meant to reflect the importance of a sea area when there were military operations in progress that required control of that area. On turn one Operation Sea Lion (planned German invasion of Britain) was in progress, making control of the North Sea (English channel) important.