No scramble in France. Cheers! 🤓
L21 #1 trulpen (X) vs Arthur Bomber Harris (A+20) BM3
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1d6: 6
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round 2 fighter adjustment: [dice 1d3] taking away miss on 2 or 3
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1d3: 3
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german ac [dice 1d6]
german cr [dice 1d6]
german fighter [dice 1d6]UK destroyer [dice 1d6]
UK cr [dice 1d6] -
1d6: 5
1d6: 5
1d6: 5
1d6: 4
1d6: 6 -
Remaining UK forces: destroyer, bomber, 2 fighters,
Remaining German forces: 1 sub, 1 fighter, 1 battleship, 1 cruiser.Let me know if this is correct
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I’ll try and check.
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I think I miscalculated. There were 5 hits on the defense in the first battle-round, 1 from sub, 1 from air and 3 from surface-ships, right? Then there were no cr left for battle-round 2, so UK has 1 unit less. I suppose it’s a fig then, since the des is needed to take out the last sub.
If this is correct then for battle-round 3 the remaining forces should be:
UK: 1 des, 1 fig, 1 sb
G: 1 sub, 1 fig, 1 cr, 1 bs -
This would preferably be continued in the client.
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Also have to analyse how the situation would’ve been when choosing casualties.
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UK had 2 hits and G had 2 sub, 1 cr, 1 bs, 2 fig left.
Think the rational choice would be to take out both subs.
G then got only 2 hits and UK had 1 des, 3 fig, 1 sb left, so would take out 1 des, 1 fig.
Remaining forces for battle-round 3
UK: 2 fig, 1 sb
G: 2 fig, 1 cr, 1 bs -
failed. I will post.
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It was an heroic effort. If the germans hadn’t hit so well in defense against US, I’m sure it would’ve worked. Maybe they should’ve gone all-in kamikaze?
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It definitely would have worked if America had rolled average. I should have kept going a round by was so upset by that die roll. It has been a few years since I last played Allies… Thanks for the match.