Here is a video on scrambling that might help you out, Savage;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xhUsMuySeQ
Amphibious attacks and defending subs
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Surfer is correct. That’s how TripleA works too.
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@surfer said in Amphibious attacks and defending subs:
However, if you ambitious assault from a SZ with enemy sub(s) and the transport is unescorted, your opponent can defend with the sub, which would stop the assault.
This scenario is not possible, as you proved by the rules you quoted. Also a transport may not attack in a sea battle without being accompanied by at least 1 unit with an attack value.
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@SuperbattleshipYamato said in Amphibious attacks and defending subs:
Surfer is correct. That’s how TripleA works too.
Please never argue with TripleA in this forum category, as you can’t always trust TripleA when it comes to rules questions. Know the rules before you start TripleA … and better check what TripleA has done.
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I know, but I don’t remember seeing that as something that TripleA can’t do in the notes.
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There are a lot of rules issues related to the TripleA-engine, that are independent from the specific games/maps.
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@surfer thank you! Just the nuance to separate movement and combat was helpful enough for my brain to catch on and keep this straight now. Much appreciated. Still convoluted but I can follow and retain the rule now.
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I guess that’s true. I’ll keep this in mind.
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You’re welcome (I know it wasn’t addressed to me, but I’m saying it anyway)!
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@Panther yes, that is what i meant.
I should have said, “if you were to attempt an amphibious assault…it would not be possible because…”
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@Polishpowerhouse you’re welcome. Glad it helped
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