Best posts made by Adam514

@oysteilo:

If I remember correctly I did this manually in a game I felt I had very poor dice. My calculations ended up with - 60 ish ipc, meaning I lost units worth 60 ipc more than I was supposed to throughout the game. Note, this was for axis combined. I believe this is hardly important over more than 10 rounds. Luck is such a subjective term and if overall dice luck was important to win games I am surprised that the same people are top of the league year after year. Again I don’t see the harm in adding this and my prediction is, everyone is equally lucky over time. I think it will “prove” to people claiming bad luck that there luck is pretty good after all……

Dice becomes important when the skill difference is small, or if you’re playing Allies in vanilla G40  :lol:.

Yeah I’ll keep the fighter on the US carrier. Will edit Italy back 1 PU due to removing the last 2 rolls from the convoying fighter.

It doesn’t say F1, it just says the first turn where the conditions are met. It can be any turn, as long as the conditions haven’t been met before.

Use latest map please.

Won’t make a move for the next 12+h.

It’s a coinflip on the US cruiser so I don’t expect it to go my way, but that is a big swing if it works. The French fleet was one battle, and I lost 3 units in Yugo which ended up being significant.

I have the previous convoys.
sz44: 2
sz35: 0
sz20: 0
sz19: 0
sz6: 1

So it would be a total of 3 lost to convoys. I can edit when I move.

I can do low luck, but we should bid again then.

Good game.

Can start another in a week or two maybe.

@ArtofWar1947 said in Path to Victory League Discussion:

@gamerman01

According to the Carrier Scramble rule: “A carrier may scramble one plane to battles in adjacent sea zones/territories where there is at least one defending surface warship/land unit. No more than three planes may be scrambled from a particular sea zone in this manner. The number of planes that may be scrambled from a sea zone (up to the three-plane maximum) is determined by the number of undamaged carriers in that sea zone (one per carrier).”

The plural sea zones/territories in the first sentence seems to allow for scrambles to multiple sea zones/territories from a single sea zone. For example, 3 defending Japanese carriers with a total of 6 fighter in sea zone 36, could scramble 3 fighters to Davao and 3 fighters to Manila (if each had a defending land unit) The second and third sentences seem to limit the number of planes scrambled from a sea zone to 3 planes.

Is a max scramble for a particular sea zone 3 per sea zone/territory, 3 in total to a single sea zone/territory, OR 3 in total to across multiple sea zones/territories?

The max is 3 unit scramble from a single territory/sea zone. Scrambling to multiple sea zones does not increase the maximum amount of units you can scramble (same as airbase).

@Stucifer said in 2025 PTV Playoffs Stucifer (X+13) vs Adam514:

@Adam514 Looks like I shift+clicked here there should have been a tac left on the carrier in 38, but I understand if it’s too late to fix it.

3 artilleries, 2 fighters, 3 infantry, 2 marines and 2 tactical_bombers moved from 38 Sea Zone to Malaya

Ah yeah I don’t use that functionality so that didn’t occur to me that that might have happened. I didn’t go for some other options in order to be able to set up that attack. I think it’s too late to change the move. Hopefully the dice in that battle are fair.

You can roll dice for each combat value like this.
[dice 1d6]

Your DD and my fighters hit. Will reload to just do the Celebes fight.

Scramble 3 US fighters if you’re attacking sz93.

Good game! Well played!