River crossings and arty losses

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Yaab
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River crossings and arty losses

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A Japanese division crossed the river into Chengchow, igniting a shock attack on Chinese LCUs in Chengchow. Now, Is it normal, that during a shock attack across river not a single artillery device gets disabled/destroyed? That was a pretty big battle with lots of losses on both sides. Mind you, the game counts Japanese AAMGs in LCUs as guns.

Or maybe artillery devices only get disabled/destroyed when hex ownership changes place? Right now , the two sides occupy the same hex after the battle.
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The guns usually are not in the first line in the assault, they would be firing in support and then moving across when a bridgehead on the other side is established.
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Re: River crossings and arty losses

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Chinese have almost no artillery
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