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• cumulative modifiers for control of cities and objectives are determined at the end of each game turn, starting at the end of the second turn following the outbreak of war between japan and the u.s., britain or russia (for example, the end of spring 1942 if japan attacks the u.s. in winter 1941).
  
• cumulative modifiers for control of island groups are also determined at the end of each game turn, starting at the end of the second turn following the outbreak of war between japan and the u.s., britain or russia (exception: if japan declares war on a neutral russia, the cumulative modifier for control of island groups is counted starting at the end of the game turn in which japan and the u.s. or britain are at war).
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• enemy losses are tracked every turn.
• when calculating the brp value of eliminated enemy ground, air and naval units, damaged named ships count as 3 brps and named ships sunk in port count as 6 brps.
• enemy brp losses from japanese bombing, flying bomb and rocket attacks, indian partisans and japanese units adjacent to the australia, india and ural boxes are counted.
• partisans and damaged cruisers are not counted.
• the maximum japanese resistance increase from eliminated allied units is +2 per turn. any remnants which do not increase the japanese resistance level are carried over into the next turn.
  

examples: in summer 1943, allied losses are 67 brps. the japanese resistance level increases by +1, and 17 brps of allied losses are carried over into fall 1943.
in summer 1945, allied losses are 178 brps. the japanese resistance level increases by +2 (the maximum), and 78 brps of allied losses are carried over into fall 1945.

• pacific islands 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 partial control of that island group.
  
• partial control of two island groups is the equivalent of full control of one island group. otherwise totals are rounded down for both sides each turn.
  
• an island group that was the target of an enemy raid is not counted as controlled for the purpose of determining japanese resistance (21.5398a).
  
• midway is considered to be part of the hawaiian islands solely for the purpose of determining cumulative japanese resistance modifiers.
  
• each cumulative japanese resistance modifier from island group control costs the side that benefits one oil counter per modifier (33.74).

• japan receives a +1 resistance modifier for each island group (round down) it controls at its point of maximum expansion. this modifier is tracked from turn to turn, but is applied only once, at the end of the game turn when japan has reached its peak. japan starts the game with +4 resistance for control of the carolines (east and west), the kuriles and the marshalls. as the game progresses, this total will increase.
  
• the japanese resistance level is increased by +1 each turn japan controls at least 2, but less than 6, more island groups than the western allies control.
  
• the japanese resistance level is increased by +2 each turn japan controls 6 or more island groups than the western allies control.
  

• the japanese resistance level is reduced by -1 each turn the western allies control at least 2, but less than 6, more island groups than japan controls.
  
• the japanese resistance level is reduced by -2 each turn the western allies control 6 or more island groups than japan controls.
  

• allied control of peking, shanghai, nanking, canton, chungking, harbin, mukden, seoul: -1 situation modifier for each.
• japanese control of vladivostok, irkutsk: +1 situation modifier for each.
• control of hong kong has no effect, because it is not a situation modifier.
• control of objectives in japan have no effect, because they are not on the asian mainland.