lancer -> RE: Version 1.02g bugs? (2/2/2016 2:27:52 AM)
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Hi wgfred, quote:
1. July 20 turn I moved a Pz Div next to Smolensk, south of river after 2 seprate attacks chasing a Soviet unit. Starting my next turn (July 24) I see the Soviets had surrounded it so I requested a status report. It listed that the unit had undergone field maintenance last turn. I thought that only applied if hadn't moved? Field maintenance is keyed off expending AP for movement. Advancing into a square that was enemy controlled, after combat, is considered a free movement so it wouldn't trigger this. It isn't, as you've highlighted, all that logical like this so it might be better to add combat in their as well. quote:
2. July 28 turn my German units near Odessa are nerfed for severe weather (-30AP). I know they weren't prepared for winter but does this also apply to scorching hot summer? Only impacted my units surrounding Odessa (still under Soviet control) to about 4 hexes out in all directions. Yep, hot weather in July, back in '41, did have serious consequences. Dust in gearboxes, dehydration. The weather patterns within the game can, at time, be very localised. quote:
3. August 1 turn I attacked a Soviet unit in hex NE of Polotsk with 3 Inf units: one in the city, one North of city and one SE of city. I won the combat, Soviet unit retreated but none of my units can advance into the vacated hex. All of my units APs dropped to zero and units 'greyed' out like a Pz unit with no fuel. The only anomaly I could discern at the time was that the small number that appeared in the vacated hex was '205'. Normally the numbers are 2-digit varying from 5 to maybe 30 or so but never this large, if I recall correctly. The battlestack number of '205' is irrelevant from the point of view of the units engaging in the combat (it'll affect other units moving into the hex). Battles last for a variable number of rounds and each round chews up AP. The most likely explanation is that your units expended all their AP's in combat and had none left in order to follow through. Given the high battlestack number it sounds like it was a big battle that went on for quite a while. Cheers, Cameron
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