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Submarines can pass through enemy naval units to attack on the other side as long as there are no destroyers present in the sea zone being passed, correct?
I beleive so. Thats what my field manual says (AAR rule book.) Although ive never tried a move that permits a sub to do that.
That is correct.
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Just to be thorough and make the point:
Fricking subs…
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@rjclayton:
@newpaintbrush: Subs in the old edition only got one round of opening fire, if I remember correctly. Actually, in classic, the attacking subs shoot in opening fire every round, defending subs never shoot in opening fire.
@newpaintbrush:
Subs in the old edition only got one round of opening fire, if I remember correctly.
Actually, in classic, the attacking subs shoot in opening fire every round, defending subs never shoot in opening fire.
It’s been a few years.
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True, the presence of a DST in a SZ that a SUB is passing through leads to “detection” of the SUB by the DST and combat results in the SZ.
Thus in NCM movement, a DST BLOCKS movement by a SUB through that SZ, since the SUB cannot NCM through it.
Yes.
http://dicey.net/revised/viewtopic.php?t=73
About half way down, the first 2 or 3 paragraphs on non-combat movement are explicit.
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Octo, we always play a sneak shot kills a battle ship (scapa flow)
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if you want to see a crazy fleet battle that happened in one of my games?
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=6356.0
Ok thanks for the info TRIHERO.
I hate it, theres too many rules hurting the attacker, the attacker has the initiative, and theoretically wins.
