That should teach you a lesson: Never leave your expansive units alone without protection/fodder.
That should teach you a lesson: Never leave your expansive units alone without protection/fodder.
I agree with Razor. This is good advice.
@Brain:
Get over it. It happens to everyone sooner or later.
This kind of crap never happens to me, and you know why ?
Let me tell you why. I never leave my expansive units alone without protection/fodder. I am a rational player. My brain still function.
I just meant that everyone gets bad rolls sooner or later, and sometimes they are so bad that even the fodder does not help.
That should teach you a lesson: Never leave your expansive units alone without protection/fodder.
It’s very, very rare when I do, but given the circumstances I figured it would be allowable to for one turn. With the way the board looked, I could’ve sworn he would’ve used the aircraft in a counter-attack on Shan State which I had just taken. Instead he let me keep Shan State, and went for a suicide attack against my aircraft.
Even the other allied players were trying to talk him out of it! :roll:
But hell, I would’ve gladly traded all three of my heavy bombers to finish off the RAF which he’d never be able to afford to re-build. You’d think that with 2 tac bombers and 2 fighters, I’d be able to get more than one hit in three rounds lmao.
3 hits on 17 defending figs?
but it doesn’t matter, happends all the time to everybody :-)
That should teach you a lesson: Never leave your expansive units alone without protection/fodder.
It’s very, very rare when I do, but given the circumstances I figured it would be allowable to for one turn. With the way the board looked, I could’ve sworn he would’ve used the aircraft in a counter-attack on Shan State which I had just taken. Instead he let me keep Shan State, and went for a suicide attack against my aircraft.
Even the other allied players were trying to talk him out of it! :roll:
But hell, I would’ve gladly traded all three of my heavy bombers to finish off the RAF which he’d never be able to afford to re-build. You’d think that with 2 tac bombers and 2 fighters, I’d be able to get more than one hit in three rounds lmao.
An infantry-less plane depot is a neon lit sweet spot for a tactical strike. Uncommon or not, seeing the opportunity no doubt encouraged your opponent.
That should teach you a lesson: Never leave your expansive units alone without protection/fodder.
I disagree with Razor. If those three UK planes are all that can hit your planes, you should do the exact same thing again. His attack was a bad move, try to get him to make it again.
The guy just got lucky.
I said the guy just got lucky with those rolls.
i had 4 battlehips…3 tac bombers and 3 fighters attacking…all fives and sixes…not 1 hit
hey it happens
i had 4 battlehips…3 tac bombers and 3 fighters attacking…all fives and sixes…not 1 hit
hey it happens
The only way to avoid this is to play another game like Chess
I got multiple 50x errors trying to make that post
Actually, assuming this was the only way he could get to your aircraft (he didn’t have a better way to do this, right?), you did a good thing by giving him the temptation to mess up. I would have to check the stats myself, but he definately had the worst of it, and still came out smelling like a rose. It would be like an opponent knowing you had 4-of-a-kind and drawing to an inside straight-flush on the turn and river after putting himself all-in and taking your stack. You might lose your stack, but you want to keep playing that idiot cause you’re gonna get it all back another night.
Mine does not compare quite to yours, but here it is anyway.
UK has occupied Yunnan on UK4 or 5 with 13 infantry, 3 artillery, 1 AA gun and 2 tanks. Japan can attack on J5 (or 6) with 8 infantry, 3 artillery, 4 fighters, 3 TACs and 4 bombers. On the UK first roll, when checking for hits @2, they scored 11 hits out of 16 dice. They also scored another hit with the AA gun on a fighter and a bomber. Regardless of what Japan did, they were down to 3 fighters, 3 TACs and 3 bombers. Japan did score 8 hits, and had to withdraw before round 2. This left Japan with only 5 ground units in Asia. Japan was broken since they were not going to finish the job with India anytime soon and the rest of the war was “only going well” for the Japanese, nothing spectacular. The plan was to wear the UK stack down and reinforce Szechwan with the withdraw, but they didn’t expect to lose 11 ground units.
I was playing as Japan and all was well in the South Pacific. I had 1 battleship and a carrier loaded with 2 fighters in the seazone that surrounds the Solomon islands. 4 brave ANZAC fighter took me on and won!!! with only 2 casualties :-o
So they had 4@3 against your 3@4 & 1@2. Unless you had several escort ships you didn’t mention, that doesn’t sound too radical. One thing you should notice; you get much bigger swings with small battles using few pieces, than with large battles using many pieces.
Still, I’d love to be the ANZAC player and come out of that one alive. That must have stalled your Coral Sea campaign for a bit.
All my escorts were blown up in the previous battle against the U.S. ANZAC just came in to pick on the left overs. The battleship was not damaged either. And ya, so much for harrasing ANZAC the next turn.
I figured that was what happened. This scenario is why I have trouble as Japan pulling the trigger on assualts that should work, but could also go very wrong. I probably play too timid because of it.
I figured that was what happened. This scenario is why I have trouble as Japan pulling the trigger on assualts that should work, but could also go very wrong. I probably play too timid because of it.
I hear you on that dinosaur. This is why when people say invade U.S. I say to them, “good luck”.
I’d like to say, “Can you wait a second, I want to play the US.” Better yet, I think the UK may come out of that one smelling like a rose.
