The revealed map shows a lot of action going on. MrKane is not going to disappoint me as his carriers are southeast of Shikuka already.

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ORIGINAL: Bif1961
Do you have HRs against using hundreds of empty ships to soak up a surface or air attacks? It seems a little gamey to me, unless you are playing unlimited HRs. I have HRs for limited PT boats per harbor because some have used dozens of PT boats to soak up ammo and op points of bombardment TFs because the game system allows/works that way. Remember those vessels, though possible not needed are crewed by real people and assigning them death missions is not what the Allies would do at this point of the war. I do give the Japanese more latitude because as the war got desperate for them they did start suicide operations below, on above the surface.

Yeah, but 4 days is too long a delay. You are really in the drivers seat here. Gonna be interesting to watch.ORIGINAL: Wargmr
September 21, 1944
The revealed map shows a lot of action going on. MrKane is not going to disappoint me as his carriers are southeast of Shikuka already.

ORIGINAL: PaxMondo
Yeah, but 4 days is too long a delay. You are really in the drivers seat here. Gonna be interesting to watch.ORIGINAL: Wargmr
September 21, 1944
The revealed map shows a lot of action going on. MrKane is not going to disappoint me as his carriers are southeast of Shikuka already.
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ORIGINAL: BBfanboy
Single bases are always very vulnerable to shutdown by bombardment. You may have aircraft set to Naval Attack and lots of search aircraft but a couple of days of bad weather and the enemy bombardment TFs might get to your base and shut it down.
It is good that you have Ketoi Jima already, but it is a little far away to support Shikuka. Any chance you can take Toyohara? Maybe drop in all your Chindits and Para units?






