WITP AE AAR Feb 09 Cathartes-JRCAR (Jap)

This new stand alone release based on the legendary War in the Pacific from 2 by 3 Games adds significant improvements and changes to enhance game play, improve realism, and increase historical accuracy. With dozens of new features, new art, and engine improvements, War in the Pacific: Admiral's Edition brings you the most realistic and immersive WWII Pacific Theater wargame ever!

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RE: Day 3 and 4

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The cloud overlays on the map look really good!

Yes they do! [&o] Cathartes did a great job on them!

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RE: Day 3 and 4

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Hmm shouldn't the attack screen with B-17 show less clouds. I know this is nitpicking... [:)]
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RE: Day 5 and 6

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13-14 Dec 1941
Lots of sub action, both sides get hits on merchant, and I get hits on SS Tambor and O19 (In the later combat I loose a sub chaser though)

3 SCTF interceptions again, the BB TF off the south of Luzon, a SCTF reacted from Loag, and one other. SCTF interceptions are quite common in AE.

Cathartes PT boats hit my forces at Kwangchowan in south China. In a series of running battles I loose an escort and 3-4 xAK, he loses all the PT boats (5?)... a fictory for the Allies, all my forces had unloaded though and the base falls.

A lot of not very conclusive air combat happens, I'm busy moving stuff into position so the big airbattles haven't commenced yet. B-17 try a raid on shipping unloading at Aparri... the Zeros do good, may have even shot a B-17 down! A Nell unit foolishly attacks Clark without escort, my fault :( It looses badly.

Shock attacks at Hong Kong narrowly fail (1:1 then 1:2), so I will have to bombard for another couple of days before trying again.



Victoria Point falls, giving me a nice airbase to operate from.

Miri falls, about have the capacity is damaged. I have aircover up.

Guam falls, and the troops start loading for a new destination...

A bit of action in China too.





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RE: Day 5 and 6

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Have to be careful not to give stuff away, but here is progress in Malaya...



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RE: Day 5 and 6

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I am realy looking forward to see the outcome of your malayen campaign.
Sure you would beat the AI, which (I guess) would try to make a stand in the north. But will you be fast enought to cut parts of the Allies off, if your human opponent tries to pull back to Singapore as fast as possible ?


BTW, I saw strange things going on in down under, concerning weather. [X(]Are you save ?
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RE: Day 5 and 6

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It seemes, to my eyes at least, that Georgetown is an island on this map. Is this so? Is there a land link or do troops need to be ferried to and from GT?
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RE: Day 5 and 6

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It's ok. Even if he could see all of the Jap moves from Dec. 7 to 15, he's pretty helpless.
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Have to be careful not to give stuff away, but here is progress in Malaya...



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RE: Day 5 and 6

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The AI may suprise you in Malaya......
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Are Swordfish and Buffaloes gonna win the day? There were changes in AE . . .
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RE: Day 5 and 6

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If you do not know, who else should ?[;)]

Looking forward to try myself[:D]

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RE: Day 5 and 6

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Could you please expand a bit on how surface interception now works, on a practical side?
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RE: Day 5 and 6

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Could you please expand a bit on how surface interception now works, on a practical side?


You guess where the enemy may travel through a hex, and have a TF there... or set up a patrol zones and patrol in an area along an expected path.

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It seemes, to my eyes at least, that Georgetown is an island on this map. Is this so? Is there a land link or do troops need to be ferried to and from GT?

They move accross.

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RE: Day 5 and 6

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BTW, I saw strange things going on in down under, concerning weather. [X(]Are you save ?

The fires are 20km to the South and South west of here, we have light smoke over us for the 3rd day. Winds increased over night, but the weather is expected to be cool today. The problem is it will heat up again this weekend.

Elsewhere in the state the fires are still a real threat, and there are number in NSW.

The death toll is expected to be over 200, and there are over 750 homes destroyed. Several small towns cease to exisit.

It looks like a number were deliberately lit.

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RE: Day 3 and 4

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Here are the fires plotted on an AE map!

There are more in the Syndey area that I'm not sure of.

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RE: Day 3 and 4

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Here are the fires plotted on an AE map!

Never though a WitP map would be used to track bushfires!

Here is a satellite pic taken of some of the the same area. The heat wave conditions this Summer have been unprecedented and the fires the worst in loss of life we have experienced. Truly terrible.

Andrew (living in Melbourne).


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RE: Day 5 and 6

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ORIGINAL: cantona2

It seemes, to my eyes at least, that Georgetown is an island on this map. Is this so? Is there a land link or do troops need to be ferried to and from GT?

They move accross.

Cheers

Rob

Thanks Rob and stay safe
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RE: Day 5 and 6

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So you still have to actually finish your move in the same hex as enemy for the battle to occur? Or does it happen when their routes cross?
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Could you please expand a bit on how surface interception now works, on a practical side?


You guess where the enemy may travel through a hex, and have a TF there... or set up a patrol zones and patrol in an area along an expected path.

Cheers

Rob
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RE: Day 5 and 6

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If both TF's are in the same hex at the same time you can have a naval engagement. This can happen either during the movement or the end phase.
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RE: Day 3 and 4

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Here are the fires plotted on an AE map!

Never though a WitP map would be used to track bushfires!

Here is a satellite pic taken of some of the the same area. The heat wave conditions this Summer have been unprecedented and the fires the worst in loss of life we have experienced. Truly terrible.

Andrew (living in Melbourne).


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