rominet
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Joined: 10/23/2007 From: Paris Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Q-Ball My opponent and I avoided this in our PBEM in March of 1945, by setting a HR that capped the number of active A/C that each of us could have at one time (self policed of course). I was capped at 6500, and my opponent at 13,500 ( I am Japan). That avoided the problem. Not sure if that was the correct level, but it's hard to keep more than a few thousand A/C at the front, even if you are the Allies, you just run out of runway space. In your case though probably too late; switch to AE. PS: Yes, it does impact the Allies, but the impact is more on Japan, because the Allies can quickly refill their units with trained pilots, and you probably can't at this point An easy way to check how many pilots you have each day is to use WitPtracker in the section "summary". With my opponent, we did the same. I must never have more than 10500 pilots (jap), my opponent, 19500. The data base able us to have 30000 pilots at maximum.
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