My Dad / US Navy: USS Helena @ Pearl Harbor 7 Dec 41 then to '43, USS San Jacinto 43- 46, nearly taken out by a Kamikaze.
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Dereck wrote: Tue Aug 19, 2025 5:13 pm I tried the link at the beginning of the thread and it didn't work. Can anyone provide me with a current link for WitPTrackerAE?

https://sites.google.com/site/witptracker/releases

May we have a shot of the troop loaded? (click the ship, then click the unit, then screen shot it).

Also, the screen says that you're not unloading and unloading has stopped...

Not sure what you are trying to do? What's missing?


When I export to CSV, it only exports the info on the Intel tab of the Intel Data Set , there is no ability to export the Operations Tab Data Set. Or am I missing something?


Should off added that the info in Tracker is taken from the op ...

Am I missing something? Can the Operations tab of the Intel data set be exported? I'm only getting Intel...

Try re-sizing the groups while in port. When you do that, is could force excess aircraft into reserve, and you can then manually move them back.

Came up a long time ago, ac can't used depth charges. In all the scenarios I've played, both official and player I've never seen an ac carry any which to me confirm this.

However I've never tried it but it should be easy to test.


Correct, many have tried. What the solution iirc was to create ...

What you don't seem to know is that we've been using these "technical workarounds" since the game came out in 2009.

You got it for €18 stop bitching and go play it.

Paste the Target line with your switches.

You are asking for trouble. Imagine putting a Ferrari engine into a VW Beatle. Sure it might work ok, but at some point...

Yes

You can't re-size a replacement airgroup.

dr.hal wrote: Mon Aug 05, 2024 4:44 pm I believe later versions of the Corsair are CV capable.

Yes, beginning with the F4U-1A the Corsair is CV capable.

Treat the F4U-1 like a P-47 or P-51

No

I think that there's something hard coded about LA that oil is very difficult to load there. Try a different East Coast port. Vancouver is always good.

The key is to get a reason to draw the flow of oil there, and that can often be done by setting up a CS: convoy.

For those wishing to see the AAR:

https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/view ... ?p=2419180

A 9999 load cost means you can't load it on a ship, iirc.

Either in a port with enough supply (20,000+, I think) or from a VR squadron that's in range.

Well, I got bumrushed, so Chengtu is occupied.

This opponent is very skilled in China and this is the second game that he's done it to me with no strategy that I have used has been effective to stop it.

The other issue I have is the tactic of encircling a hex and entrapping the units inside ...

Admiral DadMan, you have to remember that destroyed Chinese units resurrect in Chungking. This means the Chinese surrounded in Chungking will have (-) supply maluses in combat, since too many Chinese units will compete for supplies in Chungking.

Moreover, resurrected units will arrive with no ...