rkr1958
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ORIGINAL: composer99 Time for a bit of back-seat WiFFing. The CW ought to have invaded the port of Bari, north of Taranto, instead of Sicily. They would have gotten a ZoC on the rail line into Taranto, meaning the Axis couldn't reinforce it, and then they could walk into the city unopposed subsequently (unless the turn happens to end early). Occupying a factory city in Italy is one of the possible conditions to trigger the conquest of Italy. Occupying Sicily is not. Also, with no Italian ZoC, the notional in Bari would have been weaker, meaning a much better combat result on the same die roll. Yes, that does look to have been the better choice. quote:
ORIGINAL: composer99 Now I come to think of it, why was the notional in Sicily 4 factors? I count 1 base, +1 for home country, +1 for being in a friendly ZoC. Where is the 4th factor coming from? Did a unit invade from the 2 box? quote:
ORIGINAL: Orm The invading marine corps was in the 2-box. Hence the mysterious +1 to the notional. See post #674. Yes, the Royal marines invaded from the 2-box hence they extra notional.
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