Exactly! That’s why I always wait for a declaration of war. Attacking first caused Japan to lose in real life.
Sub transport with 2 inf dropping on island, island defended by 1 sub
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sub transport with 2 inf dropping on island, island defended by 1 sub. Does the sub deny my landing? Do we fight it out (he can submerge thus my landing goes or fight it out and win/lose thus possibly deny landing? How does t his work?
I just assume the sub fights the sub if he wants to deny my landing.
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I think the rule to escort TP and ignore enemy Subs in SZ is only at least 1 warship escorting.
It is not required to be a surface warship.
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That is right. It cannot choose to fight, if you choose to ignore it.
However, if the defender could scramble , the Sub surfaces. -
If the defender scrambles, the defending sub is obligated to surface and fight?
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It does seem weird, but I thought I remembered Krieghund saying that. I will ask Panther if he remembers.
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If the defender scrambles, the defending sub can’t be ignored by the attacker. It’s still up to the defender whether the sub will fight or submerge.
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If the defender scrambles, the defending sub can’t be ignored by the attacker. It’s still up to the defender whether the sub will fight or submerge.
And this is because there is no destroyer present. In any case like this the defending sub will have the option.
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Good to know. Thank you for watching the boards so vigilantly, Krieghund.
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If the defender scrambles, the defending sub can’t be ignored by the attacker. It’s still up to the defender whether the sub will fight or submerge.
Would only really happen if sub+air+tt is brought to land from a SZ which can have a scramble. Possible, just not very likely.
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I’ve seen it happen multiple times in SZ6 around Japan, where a massive US-fleet first sends precisely those units ( sub+air+tt ) in an amphibious assault because they can’t be targetted by kamikaze. After the amphibious assault, the rest of the fleet moves in during noncombat.
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