The Power of Inexperience / GreyJoy(A)-Rader(J)
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- Canoerebel
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RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
I see the fort level dropped to six. Did you get any info during the replay that suggested the original level? Dropping it by one (or more) and inflicting greater casualties in a 1:2 attack is a good omen for the Allies.
Of course, rader will see the weakness and bring in reinforcements.
Good luck and good shooting!
Of course, rader will see the weakness and bring in reinforcements.
Good luck and good shooting!
"Rats set fire to Mr. Cooper’s store in Fort Valley. No damage done." Columbus (Ga) Enquirer-Sun, October 2, 1880.
RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
It's the loss of guns that interests me, 800 disabled, how many of those would be CD and how many regular arty/flak ?
The AE-Wiki, help fill it out
RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
ORIGINAL: Canoerebel
I see the fort level dropped to six. Did you get any info during the replay that suggested the original level? Dropping it by one (or more) and inflicting greater casualties in a 1:2 attack is a good omen for the Allies.
Of course, rader will see the weakness and bring in reinforcements.
Good luck and good shooting!
That' s why i need to bring in the second wave asap!...today will order the general loading procedure!
Hurrah!
RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
ORIGINAL: Smeulders
It's the loss of guns that interests me, 800 disabled, how many of those would be CD and how many regular arty/flak ?
Yes, i hope some of those nasty CD guns are out of the equation for some time...i just need a week!!
- Gridley380
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RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
The Mother Of All Battles has indeed begun.
Seattle got an inch of snow. The outcome is uncertain.
Oh, and GreyJoy is invading Japan.
Seattle got an inch of snow. The outcome is uncertain.
Oh, and GreyJoy is invading Japan.
RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
ORIGINAL: Gridley380
The Mother Of All Battles has indeed begun.
Seattle got an inch of snow. The outcome is uncertain.
Oh, and GreyJoy is invading Japan.
Yeah, big in japan, indeed[:D]
- Canoerebel
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RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
Can you tell us anything more about the original fort level, GJ?
"Rats set fire to Mr. Cooper’s store in Fort Valley. No damage done." Columbus (Ga) Enquirer-Sun, October 2, 1880.
RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
ORIGINAL: Canoerebel
Can you tell us anything more about the original fort level, GJ?
I have no clue about that mate. I guess they were something like 6.something%.... So we brought them down to 6.0...
- Gridley380
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RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
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Can you tell us anything more about the original fort level, GJ?
I have no clue about that mate. I guess they were something like 6.something%.... So we brought them down to 6.0...
Does it work like that? I thought you only got that message when you actually dropped a level; i.e. these must have been 7+ before the attack.
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RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
Right. I think this message indicates that, at a minimum, forts dropped from seven to six. But it's possible, albeit unlikely, the fort level had been even higher. I think the original fort level might have been listed during the combat replay.
Information about dropping forts is vital to your evaluation of what happened in this battle. The fact that forts dropped, and the fact that the enemy suffered equal or greater casualties even though the Allied attack was at 1:2 odds, indicates that the attack was actually quite favorable for the Allies.
Information about dropping forts is vital to your evaluation of what happened in this battle. The fact that forts dropped, and the fact that the enemy suffered equal or greater casualties even though the Allied attack was at 1:2 odds, indicates that the attack was actually quite favorable for the Allies.
"Rats set fire to Mr. Cooper’s store in Fort Valley. No damage done." Columbus (Ga) Enquirer-Sun, October 2, 1880.
- Cap Mandrake
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RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
Wow...that is a VERY encouraging ground combat result. 1:2, fort reduction.
You actually inflcited more infantry squad losses than recieved. Ditto gun losses. You had quite a bit of infantry disruption but they will come back up to some degree by the time the second wave is ashore. This might actually work [:)]
You actually inflcited more infantry squad losses than recieved. Ditto gun losses. You had quite a bit of infantry disruption but they will come back up to some degree by the time the second wave is ashore. This might actually work [:)]

RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
Looking pretty good without the bombing. With it next time, and with some time softening them up, it might be even better. Your tanks took the brunt of this one it looks like. Are they doing okay? Or are there a lot of Mech support destroyed as well?
"Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm." - Winston Churchill
RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
Don't have the turn yet...so i don't know the conditions of my units...however it seemed to me from the replay that those who really took the brunt of these battle were my pioneers... An cbt engineers bn simly vaporized while frontally attacking the enemy's redoubts... Hats off for their heroism! Hope their sacrifice won't be in vain
- Cap Mandrake
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RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
GJ;
If Rader starts making noises about a PWHEX data change...do NOT fall for it. You are lucky this is a "Clear" hex. [:)] It is worse than Salerno. [:)]
In any event, do NOT let him get his artillery observers on Mt Hashikmai, which is only 8 mi from Hachinohe downtown.

If Rader starts making noises about a PWHEX data change...do NOT fall for it. You are lucky this is a "Clear" hex. [:)] It is worse than Salerno. [:)]
In any event, do NOT let him get his artillery observers on Mt Hashikmai, which is only 8 mi from Hachinohe downtown.


RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
Looks like you're in the battle of the buildups.
If you can keep the force ratio close to this, I think you can win.
If he can reinforce faster than you can, I think you get a stalemate.
If you can keep the force ratio close to this, I think you can win.
If he can reinforce faster than you can, I think you get a stalemate.
RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
I do think that if the bombers run hadn't been screwed up this first battle could have ended with an 1-1 andwith forts down to 5.... Which mght mean that with 9000 more AVs....and the full air support...we can hope to bring those forts down!
RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
Keep hitting him, most reinforcements will arrive in Move or Strat mode and suffer heavily from air and ground.
Looking at number I think its possible he has a lot of dross, AV numbers did not represent the number of units or men in the hex.
Note. Dont click on a LCU when ordering ground attacks, you'll get the top unit. Click on the base icon. (This only works for stacks, you may want to follow a retreating unit in a pursuit)
Looking at number I think its possible he has a lot of dross, AV numbers did not represent the number of units or men in the hex.
Note. Dont click on a LCU when ordering ground attacks, you'll get the top unit. Click on the base icon. (This only works for stacks, you may want to follow a retreating unit in a pursuit)
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- Chickenboy
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RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
ORIGINAL: Canoerebel
Dropping it by one (or more) and inflicting greater casualties in a 1:2 attack is a good omen for the Allies.
While I hate to offer any encouragement to the Allied dogs, I must concur with Canoerebel here. The attack is not as bad as you it could have been. Dropping forts and not being totally disrupted is a positive development for an Allied invader.

- krupp_88mm
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RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
GJ;
If Rader starts making noises about a PWHEX data change...do NOT fall for it. You are lucky this is a "Clear" hex. [:)] It is worse than Salerno. [:)]
In any event, do NOT let him get his artillery observers on Mt Hashikmai, which is only 8 mi from Hachinohe downtown.
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that WOULD, be a good observation point, just one problem
1) there are so many men on that beach head they dont even have to aim
RE: HAIRY TO THE BONE
Good place to camp out in Tsunami season (Watched the nat geo show on it last night, blimey)
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