Not a bad turn at all.

[melvi]

First I get rid of a pesky Italian CL, that worth a lot of victory points too. Then I smashed some of the revolt forces in the Oviedo area.

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It Looks like it is 1 victory point per 10 tons of war ship sunk or 1 victory point per 100 tons of merchant ship sunk (or captured).

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Regards:
Melvi

[melvi]

The cost has been high though, more than half of my entire fleet of destroyers got damaged, some BADLY damaged. 2 of the DD that participate in the battle left unscathed and 2 other DD weren’t there.

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The ones damaged in the battle made it to La Linea base just the turn the Nacionales decided to attack it for the first time, luckily they didn’t take it at first attempt. Now I am running away with my poor DDs towards Malaga to use her shipyard to fix them.
Regards:
Melvi

[RangerJoe]

You sank a ship and now your ships have some body and fender work to be done. It could have been worse. You might want to try for a larger shipyard after the temporary flooding is cleared out.

[jwilkerson]

Yup you sanka the "Bismarck" (in game terms) ... but you did bring enough fleet to get the job done !!!

[Q-Ball]

Question: If the Nationalists lose a ship with a withdrawl date, like this Italian Cruiser, the manual states that another ship must be withdrawn to take it's place.

Would that mean then that the Admiral Cervera, for example, is withdrawn to replace it?

How does that work exactly?

If you are playing AI, see if you can "peek" on the other side and find out