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Joel Billings -> RE: Ultradave(WA) vs scout1(Ger), '44 D-Day Start, Turn 3, June 13 (7/16/2015 6:28:21 PM)
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Was looking at your game for the FOW issue, and I found that the Allied player is not using his rail group units for manual repairs (like the one sitting in St. Malo, they have XXX corps markings). This is like fighting in France with one hand tied behind your back. Are you not aware of how these units work? Although less important than in WitE, they are still very important. Each one can often repair 5-8 hexes per turn and the Allies have 6 of them. From page 119 of the manual:
14.2.7.2. Manual Rail Line Repair
Players may also repair several hexes of rail line per
turn, usually in the same section of rail line hexes,
by manually using rail repair HQ units. Players must
manually move rail repair HQ units and designate
which hexes they will be repairing during a turn. In
order for an rail repair HQ unit to use its special ability
to repair rail hexes, the player must manually move
the unit into a hex that is suitable for repair, and then
select the RRC (Rail Repair Cost) text that will appear
on the rail repair HQ unit in the unit bar if the unit has
enough MPs to perform the repair. Selecting the RRC
will set the damage of the hex to one percent, and this
last point of damage will automatically be repaired
during the player’s next logistics phase. Designating
a hex to be repaired expends movement points. The
number next to the RRC indicates the MP cost to the
rail repair HQ unit to repair the current hex. If the rail
repair HQ unit is not in a location that it can conduct
a rail repair operation, the RRC number will display a
‘-‘ instead.
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