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Grotius -> RE: 1941年12月14日 (2/10/2010 10:22:21 PM)
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Exceptionally fine 俳句, Chickenboy-さん, Canoerebel-さん, and morleron1-さん. The 俳句 of Canoerebel-先生 raises particularly intriguing philosphical questions, answerable only by a mind greater than mine.
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Just a reminder that the faster TF must be the one set to 'follow' the slower TF. Usually, this means setting your SCTF escort to "Absolute" and following the amphibious invasion TF.
*bows to Chickenboy-先生 * Hmm: that is what I used to do, but I thought things had been reversed by the Admirals Edition of this war. I thought I'd read that it is now prudent to have the faster Surface group lead, as it will slow down to allow the slower Amphibious group to catch up. That way the Surface group intercepts enemy threats first; if the amphibious group leads, it fights the colonialists first, instead of the surface group. Perhaps I'm mistaken?
In any case, I believe part of the problem I had was that while I did order the surface group to lead, I set both task forces to "high threat tolerance" rather than "absolute". The amphibious group shamefacedly turned around while the surface group kept moving forward toward glory. Or, to put it in 俳句 :
Once separated,
many turkeys were shot at,
and few made it home.
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