tabpub
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Joined: 8/10/2003 From: The Greater Chicagoland Area Status: offline
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Why did they revert to defense this time and not the turn previous in which they also shock attacked. Well, if I follow your timeline correctly, they had the 3:1 result in the first attack. Any time an attack is at 1:1 or better, it will be maintained automatically for the next resolution, unless overridden. what happened, as has been mentioned, is that you overrode the prior shock attack orders by switching to bombardment via the "all" method. The tank unit, not having any bombardment factor, maintained the prior order, attacked and was reverted to defense after the 0:1 attack. Yes, bad design; using the "all bombard" order should revert all attackers to either bombard or defense if they have no bombardment capability. But, that is not how it works. So, if this was the FAA ruling on a plane crash, it would read "OPERATOR ERROR"....... As to the other situation, perhaps moving out enough units to the point where you don't outnumber him so much? This is merely a suggestion; haven't run into this one personally yet.
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Sing to the tune of "Man on the Flying Trapeze" ..Oh! We fly o'er the treetops with inches to spare, There's smoke in the cockpit and gray in my hair. The tracers look fine as a strafin' we go. But, brother, we're TOO God damn low...
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