Fredde
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Joined: 6/7/2000 From: Goteborg, Sweden Status: offline
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It's correct. Experience of both your troops and the enemy has something to do with the spotting i think, terrain has a huge effect of course, number of men in the unit seems to affect spotting as well, if the unit has moved or not etc.. probably other factors too..
Be very careful in choosing the spot for your ambush. Take for example a road running through a forest.. instead of hiding your unit in the edge of the forest, where it can be seen from more than one hex away, hide it further in. Same in cities etc. Always try to keep the enemies visibility to your unit as limited as possible and it will naturally be harder to spot.
Using the terrain like that often means that you have a big chance of saving the ambushing unit as well, since the enemy will have a harder time laying supressing fire to keep it stuck.
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"If infantry is the Queen of the battlefield, artillery is her backbone", Jukka L. Mäkelä about the Finnish victory at Ihantala.
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