Convoy and subs withdraw

Maybe now the Allies can erase that big donut in the win column? Welcome to the site.

@Grigoriy:

IMO, the game is unbalanced towards the Allies, however, I’ve seen the Germans win a time or two, and they come close most of the time, even though most doesn’t cut it.

Yes, “most, sometimes, maybe, long-shot” doesn’t cut it. This game should make players want to play both sides just for a change. Though I always choose Axis, perhaps I’ll start playing as the Allies as I’d like to win a few…

It is dead then.

After you submerge your subs, they have to be resurfaced at the end of your turn. Now if there are enemy ships in the zone, on their turn they can either engage or simply move. Kinda of like when you build new naval units. You can place them in an occupied sea zone, then on your opponents turn, He can attack or move away.

The rule book answers that question. Subs can be sunk at any time they just chose to run instead of fight back after being fired upon

Yes, a sub moving through a convoy zone is like a tank blitzing an open territory and then into a battle.
Ya know what I’m saying?

i’m sorry to say this has to be one of the dumbest questions i have read so far. if a sub has no defense to air planes how in the he!! are they going to attack land. and no torpedos don’t fly. and no there were no ballistic missile subs at the time.

@jd_salens:

can the sub submerge immediately after hitting, without the chance of the battleship fighting back?

No, it has to suffer a shot from the battleship. If it survives, it can submerge, but why would you?