Slitherine

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ORIGINAL: Courtenay

The ground strikes were all correct. Warsaw had three units in it. The first was disorganized by the first roll. Two rolls were made on the second, both missing. Finally, the third unit was disorganized by one roll. No more rolls were needed. In Lodz, the first plane disorganized one unit. The second plane only had one target, and failed to disorganize it in two rolls.

England expects that every man will do his duty. Horatio Nelson October 1805

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

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ORIGINAL: Courtenay

The ground strikes were all correct. Warsaw had three units in it. The first was disorganized by the first roll. Two rolls were made on the second, both missing. Finally, the third unit was disorganized by one roll. No more rolls were needed. In Lodz, the first plane disorganized one unit. The second plane only had one target, and failed to disorganize it in two rolls.

warspite1

No you mis-understand - it was the second throw - the 5 - that was missing on the MWIF summary. As said, fortunately it made no difference to the outcome, but strange it is missing nonetheless

Roll Two
Generating 6 rolls of 1d10, 1 per line.
Comment: Warsaw

2
5
7
8
4
5

I re-did it and the 5 remained missing

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ORIGINAL: Mayhemizer

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

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ORIGINAL: Courtenay

The ground strikes were all correct. Warsaw had three units in it. The first was disorganized by the first roll. Two rolls were made on the second, both missing. Finally, the third unit was disorganized by one roll. No more rolls were needed. In Lodz, the first plane disorganized one unit. The second plane only had one target, and failed to disorganize it in two rolls.

warspite1

No you mis-understand - it was the second throw - the 5 - that was missing on the MWIF summary. As said, fortunately it made no difference to the outcome, but strange it is missing nonetheless

Roll Two
Generating 6 rolls of 1d10, 1 per line.
Comment: Warsaw

2
5
7
8
4
5

I re-did it and the 5 remained missing

I have seen that many times. 5 was rolled, but not needed as previous roll was good.

England expects that every man will do his duty. Horatio Nelson October 1805

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ORIGINAL: Orm

I suspect that if you re-do it again you will notice that the second die roll, the five, is shown as targeting the unit that was already disorganized by the first die roll (the two). The die roll is in practice annulled, even though it is rolled. And, in my humble opinion, a ok way to do things. Although showing it in the ground strike summary would have been nice.

In short, it is ignored since the unit it is against is already disorganized by the first roll.

MWIF has done so repeatedly when there is a extra die roll from surprise.

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2,5 vs first unit. The 2 disorganize, so the 5 isn't shown.
7,8 vs second unit. No unit disorganize.
4,5 vs third unit. The 4 disorganize the target and the 5 is ignored and not shown.

England expects that every man will do his duty. Horatio Nelson October 1805

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

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ORIGINAL: Orm

I suspect that if you re-do it again you will notice that the second die roll, the five, is shown as targeting the unit that was already disorganized by the first die roll (the two). The die roll is in practice annulled, even though it is rolled. And, in my humble opinion, a ok way to do things. Although showing it in the ground strike summary would have been nice.

In short, it is ignored since the unit it is against is already disorganized by the first roll.

MWIF has done so repeatedly when there is a extra die roll from surprise.

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2,5 vs first unit. The 2 disorganize, so the 5 isn't shown.
7,8 vs second unit. No unit disorganize.
4,5 vs third unit. The 4 disorganize the target and the 5 is ignored and not shown.

warspite1

Well that makes sense. I suspect that is what Courtenay was trying to say - so it was me that was not understanding. So on double throws the program does both throws on each unit before moving on - but then doesn't make the second throw if the first succeeds.

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ORIGINAL: Mayhemizer

Warspite1, I think it's easy to swap 5-4 MOT with 5-5 MOT. Also that 6 moving AT is coming next turn, do you want it to map for this turn?

How will Germany place their reserves?

England expects that every man will do his duty. Horatio Nelson October 1805

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ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Nevermind ...

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ORIGINAL: Mayhemizer

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ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Nevermind ...

Tell us what you think, Ronnie.

Can we move 3 planes from destroyed pool to reserve pool (or any other place)?

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ORIGINAL: rkr1958

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ORIGINAL: Mayhemizer

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ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Nevermind ...

Tell us what you think, Ronnie.

Can we move 3 planes from destroyed pool to reserve pool (or any other place)?

Not sure but this is how I'd go about it. These are the US carrier planes right? Do you have a game save during or after US setup but before you ended setup? If so, I'd go to that save and move those three planes to the reserve pool. I'd then save it under another filename. Then, I would just copy all the lines associated with those three planes and paste them over the corresponding lines in a COPY of your current game file.

If you don't have a game save that you made, you could keep going through a "game start" until you got a start that had those three planes and use that.

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Congress couldn't give a monkeys about this development (a 4 is thrown)

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ORIGINAL: Mayhemizer

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Congress couldn't give a monkeys about this development (a 4 is thrown)

Dang, that was the reason we sent that division. To get attention and help to our cause!

England expects that every man will do his duty. Horatio Nelson October 1805

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

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ORIGINAL: Mayhemizer

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Congress couldn't give a monkeys about this development (a 4 is thrown)

Dang, that was the reason we sent that division. To get attention and help to our cause!

warspite1

Well it diverted troops from Chengchow so it didn't die for nothing.