1 AA gun, 1 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 strategic bomber, 2 naval bombers, and 1 interceptor on Sand Island 1 infantry in Japanese-occupied Jayapura 1 infantry on Japanese-occupied Wake Island 1 infantry, 1 militia, and 1 interceptor on Saipan 1 infantry, 1 light tank, 1 motorized infantry, 1 artillery, and 1 interceptor in Keijo 1 infantry, 1 startegic bomber, and 1 interceptor in Takasaki 1 light tank, 1 motorized infantry, 1 artillery, 1 interceptor, and 1 tactical bomber in Tokyo 3 cruisers and 2 destroyers halfway between the main fleet above and the caost of Japan 3 battleships, 4 aircraft carriers, 5-8 cruisers, and 8 destroyers halfway between the Gulf of Tokyo and Sand Island (Midway, USA) with 3 naval bombers and 5 interceptors on the carriers

1 submarine, 1 destroyer, and 1 cruiser off the coast of Wake Island 1 battleship, 1 aircraft carrier, 1 cruiser, and 1 destroyer off the coast of Timika 1 aircraft carrier, 1 cruiser, and 1 submarine off the coast of Hiroshima 1 battleship, 1 cruiser, and 1 destroyer off the coast of Nagasaki The map should also be changed to have accurate borders of 1942. The game should have the same provinces layout as the 1939 Historic World War map, except maybe with a few changes in nubmer of provinces and industrial complexes to make it more fair for each player. The players in this game mode could be Japan, USA, Japanese Philippines (possibly), and Australia. The map would extend from Keton (Japanese occupied sector of Sakhalin) in the north to Geraldton, Australia in the south.

The Pacific Front 1942 map will be from the city of Taipei (Japanese occupied) in the west to the city of Phoenix, USA to the east. Though the game modes with fewer players such as the Mediterranean Front and the other maps tend to consist of people going inactive, there are some more game modes worth the while to try out. These are a few game modes that I suggest should be added to the game.

Call of war 1942 homefront map