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Disruption by air - 12/12/2014 6:17:19 PM

micheljq

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Hello, I am a new player playing Barbarossa as Soviet.

I did a lot of bombing missions on ground german targets. A lof of units were disrupted. I did read that disruption reset at the logistic phase, so I guess the disruption i had on the german is for nothing, it will not affect their next attack right?

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RE: Disruption by air - 12/15/2014 5:27:41 PM

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Disruption converts to fatigue immediately after given combat, so they will be weaker until they rest.

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RE: Disruption by air - 12/15/2014 6:09:34 PM

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So fatigue last many turns depending on the action a particular unit will do, and will have negative effect upon let's say a particular combat, where the unit would participate next turn?

For example if I want to bomb a panzer division which i find a little to advanced in my lines. I want to diminish it's fighting capability.

Thank you for your answer.

< Message edited by micheljq -- 12/15/2014 7:11:07 PM >

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RE: Disruption by air - 12/15/2014 6:19:16 PM

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Fatigue decreases in logistics phase quite considerably, though bad weather or bad supply situation or enemy in contact may cause the drop to be smaller. During the turn movement and combat increase fatigue.

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