MOVED: ABattlemap P40 module v3.2 is here!

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@Dark_Destroyer:

How the heck do you get your Transports from Japan all the way down to Phil….  and Caroline Transports all the way to Java on J1 ???
Last time I looked transports only move at a 2…

There’s this great new thing called Naval bases.  You’ll like it :)

(same for airbases)

wow… understatement to say the least that was a huge oversight on my part >_>;;

i bought p40 and i don’t know what to expect. i want your opinion on p40 too

Yes, damaged battleships can bombard.

A single attacking warship (or any unit with an attack value of 1+) in a sea zone with just enemy transports will destroy all the transports. The undefended transports rule is there so you don’t have to keep rolling the dice to finish a battle that has only one possible outcome - the destruction of all the transports.

You can keep hitting them, but they can’t hit you back. It might take you ten additional rounds of combat, but eventually you will roll the number of hits needed. No point rolling the dice, just remove the transports.

@The:

cool, thanks. And I knew that the U.S. technically wouldn’t earn any money with the Western U.S. taken, but I was really referring to the Global game where the Western U.S. wouldn’t be the capital.

Well there will be a new set of rules for the global game. It’s hard to say the impact that’ll have, though it’s good to get the question out early so them who make the rules will address it correctly.

@TMTM:

Yeah, I didn’t notice anything different in .80. His module worked under .79 but as you say maybe he changed something for the future.

After looking at it, I noticed he added at least one new feature, which I actually would prefer not to use.  I’d love to hear your opinion of the new feature in the BETA Module thread.

I actually emailed Atilla to ask about the size restrictions and he says there really are no restrictions, the “between 1000x500 and 2000x1000” thing was apparently just a recommendation (P@nther’s proper translation did indicate this), so the problem was somewhere else, we just have no idea where.  No worries, tho, since the problem is no longer an issue.