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What is the difference between "reaction attacks" and "front attacks"?
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So there is no difference?
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Indeed, they are quite similar as neither exists in this game. Perhaps you've posted in the incorrect forum?
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Perhaps you should watch what is happening during the AI turn execution.

The AI executes attacks during two separate sub-phases.

One phase is labeled Soviet Reaction Attacks while another is labeled Soviet Front Attacks.

I was simply seeking to understand what is going on during the AI turn execution.

Perhaps it's you who is playing the wrong game.
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Thanks for clarifying. I was mistaken in thinking your question was about game mechanics, not realizing these concepts do appear in the game. Specifically, when playing Soviet AI, the AI Ground Phase includes attacks in sub-phases like Move Security Units, Soviet Reaction Attacks, Assault Enemy Weak Points, Soviets Attack Exposed Enemy, and Soviet Front Attacks. These messages seem to be designed for debugging, not for player strategy. But perhaps people who frequently play against the AI might find this phase information useful.
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Thank you for the response you provided once I clarified what it was I was asking about.
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