Exciting!
Separate carrier aircraft
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I introduced it long time ago in my house rules.
Naval air force and Army air force.
To distinguish them, I painted the naval and army planes with different colors. (USA,Japan and UK).
Army plane cannot land on a carrier.
Naval plane cannot land on a territory. -
So is that how I’m suppose to be playing it because if its in the rules I missed it.
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So is that how I’m suppose to be playing it because if its in the rules I missed it.
Are you serious??? :?LOL…shame on you!!!
But it will be play a pleasure to give you the rule.
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Up to you Leader!
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Another option could be is to adjust the cost of a CV/AC bundle. When the carrier loses HP or planes are destroyed they must be repaired/replaced at a NB. The AC are permanently assigned to the carrier as if the carrier and aircraft were a single unit. You would need to sort out the stats for your particular HRs and play group’s preferences but it’s an idea just off the top of my head.
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Up to you Leader! :-D
I found it page 15…
- Fighter who departed from a carrier must necessarily return to its original carrier or may
land on ally carrier at the end of the battle. If the carrier is sunk and the fighter still alive, it may land
on a friendly territory. Otherwise, it is removed from the game board.
So the starting point of the Fighter during the “combat move” is very important.
This is the principle between the army and navy air force.
The only time that you can send an aircraft from a territory to a carrier is during the
“Non-combat move”. There is no exception.
- Fighter who departed from a carrier must necessarily return to its original carrier or may
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This p.15 rules on carrier’s planes is in which game version?
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This p.15 rules on carrier’s planes is in which game version?
LOL. I knew that someone was going to ask the question. :-D
Baron…it’s in our game rule…
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You got me! :-D
I was under the impression I missed a subtility on OOB plane movement rules.
You puzzled me. -
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