Disorganised Ships Overrun

World in Flames is the computer version of Australian Design Group classic board game. World In Flames is a highly detailed game covering the both Europe and Pacific Theaters of Operations during World War II. If you want grand strategy this game is for you.

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RE: Disorganised Ships Overrun

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Copenhagen is adjacent only to the Baltic, not the North Sea, so it takes range three to get from Copenhagen to Britain.

However, in this case range is irrelevant. Since Copenhagen has just been captured, it is clearly held by the Axis. It is not legal for a naval unit to move from the Baltic to the North Sea if Copenhagen is held by the other side, so no naval unit being overrun in Copenhagen can sail to Britain.
And a quick test shows that MWiF does this correctly; overrun naval units in Copenhagen are not allowed to go to Britain, no matter what range they have.
The rule is not that simple.

If you hold Kiel and control its canal hexes, then you can move from the Baltic to the North Sea. And there are some other conditions too.

I believe you mean "...then you can move from the Baltic to the North Sea" ... from Kiel.
Yes, Kiel has some special restrictions because of the Canal, but the transit from the rest of the Baltic is not affected by the situation of the Canal.
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