Very rarely do I run out of US carriers. I just use the chips if I have more than 4 American carriers. Sometime I just borrow one or two from 1942 second edition or Europe 1940. They are pretty much the same. Europe 1940 comes also with 4.
The new SBR system
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The new rules on this are better. PERIOD, END.
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I really like the new SBR rules. The old style of “double dipping” made SBRs incredibly not worth it. The fact that attacking escorts and bombers got fired on twice made the liability too great. Now it is still iffy if you want to commit to SBR but at least your fighters aren’t exposed to SO much danger anymore.
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I really like the new SBR rules. The old style of “double dipping” made SBRs incredibly not worth it. The fact that attacking escorts and bombers got fired on twice made the liability too great. Now it is still iffy if you want to commit to SBR but at least your fighters aren’t exposed to SO much danger anymore.
I agree.
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I have a question.
Say you have a navy in port and the port gets attacked with SBR. Can the navy take part in air defence for one round also?
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I have a question.
Say you have a navy in port and the port gets attacked with SBR. Can the navy take part in air defence for one round also?
A navy is never in a Naval Base (belive it or not). The ships are in a seazone adjacent to a Naval Base, butt the Naval Base facility is in the territory. So if you want to attack both the ships and the Naval Base at Pearl Harbour, then you must split your airforce. Some planes attack the ships, and the ships defend themselves. Oher planes attack the Naval Base, and the Naval Base have their own AA-guns to protect themselves. Get it ? O’boy, Razor can be the new unofficial answer guy, man.
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I have a question.
Say you have a navy in port and the port gets attacked with SBR. Can the navy take part in air defence for one round also?
A navy is never in a Naval Base (belive it or not). The ships are in a seazone adjacent to a Naval Base, butt the Naval Base facility is in the territory. So if you want to attack both the ships and the Naval Base at Pearl Harbour, then you must split your airforce. Some planes attack the ships, and the ships defend themselves. Oher planes attack the Naval Base, and the Naval Base have their own AA-guns to protect themselves. Get it ? O’boy, Razor can be the new unofficial answer guy, man.
And after he answers you, he will smite you.
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Done……and done :-D
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Done……and done :-D
Thanks for the answer! I thought it was like that just making sure.
But why do you have to go round voting neg rating for ppl, I had a nice 0 neg rating before you came along messing around for no reason.
So please stop behaving like a child.
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@Brain:
@Flying:
I agree that basically you want to strat bomb if you can afford to at least send about twice as many escorts as there will be interceptors – and if you want to trade fighters for fighters. And yes, the old guideline seems to apply: If there’s a real battle, you probably want to be in that instead.
Exactly what I am saying. At least someone has math skills. So what is the point of it then? It would be moronic to attack against defending fighters. It’s very comparable to using only infantry to attack infantry, practically #1 on the no no list. So basically this will reduce the amount of SBRs which will reduce the game experience.
I majored in math. This is not a question of math skills. This is a question of realism.
OK I just want to get this straight. When the Allies sent up Bombers with escorts to bomb industrial centers, on average they lost more in value(fighters/bombers) than Germany lost in industrial production and defending fighters. As long as we are using realistic rules then I am all for it. Thanks brain damaged.
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Well I like the new rules anyway.
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@Brain:
Well I like the new rules anyway.
Just thought of something….if the global game has the USA at an ungodly amount of income then they could be producing too many bombers and then they could SBR Germany to nothing pretty fast. If that is the case then The new rule is actually needed for balance or it could get out of hand. We’ll see.
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