JagWars
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ORIGINAL: rkr1958 quote:
ORIGINAL: Jaguar 11.5.7. CHOOSING COMBAT TYPE 1.You can choose the combat type if you spend 4 surprise points. You can even choose a combat type not normally allowed (e.g. SUB combat even if no enemy convoy points are included); 2.You can choose to make it a naval air combat (active side decides first) if you have an aircraft unit or undamaged CV (CVPiF/SiF option 56: with a carrier plane) included and the weather in the sea area is neither storm nor blizzard; 3.If it is not a naval air combat, you can choose to make it a submarine combat (active side decides first) if you have a SUB included and your opponent has any convoy points included Alright, what am I missing here. 1.) The Italians do not have 4 surprise points, therefore they cannot automatically choose a submarine combat. 2.) The CW does have an undamaged CV (CVPif/SiF option 56 with a carrier plane) included and it is neither storm nor blizzard, so why does the CW not choose a naval air combat? Not sure. Honestly, I can't recall how that battle transpired. Could the surprise impulse have something to do with the Italians being able to force a sub combat. If not, then I must have done something wrong as the CW. The naval combat pic you posted shows that the Axis has 0 surprize points (which is what I was keying off of), however, two of the subs have MPs of 5 and two have MPs of 4; the 5 MP subs could have been in the 3 sea box. Based upon the pic, it appears that all of the Subs were in the 2 sea box, in which case the Italians would have had 3 surprize points (highest box with included units (2)+the Allied die roll of 1). If it were not a surprise impulse, the Allies would have had 3 surprize points as well (highest box with included units (0)+ the Axis die roll of 3). However, it was a surprise impulse so the CW should have had zero surprise points. So it appears that the programme ignored that the CW was surprised.
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