Joseignacio wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 8:02 pm
Yes, but in this case, if I did understand it right, he is
on a secondary supply source, that he says can trace to a primary.
However, if you have just taken the city, or it was this turn, you have not conquered the country yet, nor you control the minor country (not just the capital or the railroad), so you would get supply next turn, after end of turn phase, IMO.
I would say this is a correct situation. MWIF is a b*tch to have understood fully.
A secondary supply source for a unit is:
an HQ the unit co-operates with (see 18.1); or
the capital city of a minor country controlled by the unit’s major power; or
the capital city of a major power, or a
minor country, conquered by the unit’s major power, or by a major power the unit co-operates with.
Let me follow this thought... See what comes out.
-Last turn the CAV indeed took La Paz, and it became disorganized in doing that.
-Final reorganisation then happened and the CAV should have reorganized, because it is not isolated (although it is indeed still OOS at that time, good catch).
-Conquest then happened, so La Paz became secondary supply source.
-This turn, the CAV should have been in supply and organized, but it was isolated and disorganised (I manually organised it by changing unit status in the GAM-file and then I took the screenshot).
Hmmm, so what you say seems plausible to me but still the CAV should be in supply this turn, not isolated
.
Actually, now that I think of it, exact same thing happened in Colombia, but handled correctly by MWiF:
Last turn, the Panama-CAV took Bogota, the Colombian Capital, becoming disorganised while doing so.
During final reorganisation phase it reorged, and then the USA conquered Colombia through these Panamese horsemen.
This turn, the Panamese CAV is organised and in supply, in Bogota.
