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Zorachus99 -> RE: More Bugs and More Bugs (8/15/2015 1:29:13 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Zartacla
I've encountered the naval intercept bug as well. It seems to happen (at least in the instances where I noticed it happening) only when you flip the last (or only) face up unit during the intercept phase. If there are other face up units still left then naval search proceeds according to the rules, with no additional unit being flipped. Most likely the game is skipping over sea areas with no face up enemy units before checking to see if one of the face down units was flipped for interceptions.
This is correct, 2 Italian subs were at sea, the first was disrupted by a search in the phasing impulse, and the second was flipped and intercepted tons of shipping in Cape St. Verde. Rolled about 6 intercepts, avoided 3, and succeeded in none. However, I should have been able to search during the naval combat phase.
You clarified what I suspected, but had no proof of.
Well done Zartacla; I find it interesting that you've transformed from a forum pariah (IMO, not general option BTW), to an, apparently respected bug tester. I seen Steve actually respond to your posts. I've become certain that he presses the button and ignores me. I once was about to post that I could find 10 different bugs in 10 hours, but, alas, deaf ears would await that effort. Instead I relented to the weeping of my opponent and am playing the game with no general plan, big hairy bugs and all. At times, it's good, but often it's a horrible monster. The use of Naval Surprise is exceptionally difficult for the player to manage. Most of the options you plan to use, show up in later forms, where you hope upon hope, that you click correctly, and remember exactly how many surprise points you will need in the future form(s) to save.
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