Striped Orange hexes and Fighter movement - UPDATED Pic attached

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Striped Orange hexes and Fighter movement - UPDATED Pic attached

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When clicking on a Fighter for movement purposes, some city and fortification hexes have an orange striping and some do not. What does this mean? Thanks.


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RE: Striped Orange hexes and Fighter movement - UPDATED Pic attached

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Those ones shown there are the 'intercept' range highlights that essentially indicate the fighter coverage zone your fighters currently reach from possible enemy bombers. If you see blueish ones those indicate the 'escort' range highlight, or in other words the escort reach of your current fighter position.
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RE: Striped Orange hexes and Fighter movement - UPDATED Pic attached

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So this is a preview / combo-view of the movement phase and the views when you double and triple click on a Fighter unit? That's a great tool. Thanks!
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