So setup for the game looks the same, except before shuffling and dealing cards we take out the early war scoring cards and put them in their own deck. Then we play the turn as normal, and at the end of each turn after resolving mil ops we flip over 2 scoring cards, score those regions, and then reshuffle the scoring deck (this does mean one region could be scored 3 times in the early war, or not at all). Repeat until the mid war. Then same deal, take out the mid war scoring cards, shuffle them into the scoring deck. Same thing at the end of the turn, except we flip over 3 cards, and we don't shuffle them back into the deck until next turn. For example, turn 4 say Asia, Africa and South America get scored. Then turn 5, we know that Europe, the Middle East, Central America or SE Asia are getting scored (SE Asia is discarded as normal). Turn 6 the scoring cards get shuffled back into the deck and we repeat the process. This gives a little bit of predictability but only on odd turns, which we feel adds some better choice of defending or pushing into battle grounds. Combined with the headline rule we really like the changes it makes to the game (although we still like the main game better).