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Uncommon Valor: Campaign for the South Pacific covers the campaigns for New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland and the Solomon chain.

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daniel123
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Post by daniel123 »

Maybe they can put like a dot area next to NI one for TF and one for ports. If there is a dot in the select spot it allows the LBA to attack shipping in that area type. this will prevent LBA attacking port area with a lot a CAP.
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Mike Wood
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Post by Mike Wood »

Hello...

Sorry, I misunderstood your question on the forum. I thought you had naval interdiction as the primary mission and port attacks as the secondary.

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Originally posted by 1089


If this is the case, then I will be happy. I just wonder why Iain had that trouble. Perhaps it was his older version. Perhaps you should let Mike Woods know this is how it works, since he seemed to think Naval attack allowed port attacks last night. Thanks for the response.

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Post by juliet7bravo »

"I think one interesting option to add for WITP might be a way specifying (by base, command, or theatre) the priority of targets. For instance, supply ships vs. large surface vessels, CV's etc."

That would be a VERY helpful option. It'd be pertinent for subs especially as the priority would be something like "(1) CV (2) CVL (3) CVE (4) CS (5) AO (6) TK ect.

Add it in as a pre-attack check for all air or sub attacks. Remember the PW penchant for strafing PT boats endlessly while ignoring everything else? Didn't need to use CVE's as bait...just include a pod or two of PT boats.
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