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Popeye USN -> Bombardment etc. (11/24/2005 2:39:56 PM)
Hey guys: Couple of questions: 1. I set BBTF to bombardment, set destination, & "do not retire." But it does? Glitch in the game? 2. Playing a game as the IJN. When I get a turn I get the auto combat replay, but afterwards there's no combat replay icon at the top? We've tried having him send all three attachments, and I've deleted everything before I open his attachments...no joy? 3. Scenario....DDTF with radar ship set to react. Send them out on recon. Weather is clear. They pass close to enemy TF, but do not attack? Need a better TF CO? What if I had a CA with a float plane on search? Make a difference? 4. What's the real difference between a CVTF set on "react", & one's that "do not?" On react am thinking they will change course to attack, but in do not react they won't. Circle one: True or False Hope you have/had a nice Thanksgiving.

Juliuspluvius -> RE: Bombardment etc. (11/24/2005 6:05:04 PM)
The option react or not react from enemy TF are not only in your orders to the command of the TF, so the agresive´s commander. For example Yamaguchy or Mitscher ever react to enemy regarless your orders and Nagumo doesn´t react if is your order. You must use a leader in order as you wish. If you defend and don´t want react use a cautius Leader and if you attack use a agressive Leader. Sorry my english is not good, but i will learn

Denniss -> RE: Bombardment etc. (11/25/2005 4:49:55 AM)
A Bombardement TF always retires because it uses its ammo to bombard land units/bases. There's not much left for surface engagements. So it has to retire to refresh their ammo.

Zulu -> RE: Bombardment etc. (11/25/2005 9:55:29 AM)
You can actually have your bombardment TF stay in the target hex but you have to use a work around: you have to set it to follow another TF that is set to "do not retire". For example, you may want your bombardment TF to provide cover for an invasion force (i) bombing the target hex, and (ii) staying in that hex after the bombardment. You set the invasion force to "do not retire" and you set the bombardment force to "follow" the invasion force. The bombardment force will bombard the target and then automatically switch its mission to "surface combat" but it will stay in the same hex with the invasion force. This tip is not mine: I picked it up somewhere in this forum. If you do not need an invasion force, you can try to set up a small (1-2 ships) "surface combat" task force that is set to "do not retire" and is set to go to your bombardment target hex (you may want to use some DD's for this). Then you set up another TF (the one with the big guns) and you set it to "bombardment" and to follow the first TF. The end result should be that the second TF bombs the target, switches automatically to surface combat and stays in the bombardment hex together with the first TF. The next turn you can still switch the mission of the second TF to bombardment and you will have another bombardment without retiring (if you have enough ammo), and so on. It should work.... I think ... [:)] Cheers, Zulu

Popeye USN -> RE: Bombardment etc. (11/25/2005 12:43:45 PM)
Thanks...placing the BBTF to follow is a good idea.

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