I noticed that it makes no difference to the attack odds when a sub tries to attack a CVL in a storm/rain sea hex, from a clear sea hex, versus from a storm/rain sea hex. Is this WAD?
Shouldn't the weather in the hex the sub is attacking from, prevent CVL air ops?
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I was presuming that since a CVL has a higher base attack value than a DD (2 versus 1), it was doing most of the attacking of a sub (in defending itself) with aircraft that could otherwise not be deployed in bad weather or against a hex that had bad weather...
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