Whether the weather . . .
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 12:18 am
So the glorious, Imperial forces set off on a campaign to establish the Great Co-prosperity sphere. Perhaps they should have consulted the weather reports before they did so.
For the first month the miserable rain and storms would not let up! [:@]
More air missions were cancelled than flown. In this foggy soup my forces could not even find Force Z. It slipped through right under my nose and severely mauled the Singora landings before being driven off by surface combat forces. On the flip-side: Many of the other invasions went off unmolested by Allied air forces.
I don't know how the variable weather algorithms look, but I suspect that this string of lousy weather must be an anomoly.
For the first month the miserable rain and storms would not let up! [:@]
More air missions were cancelled than flown. In this foggy soup my forces could not even find Force Z. It slipped through right under my nose and severely mauled the Singora landings before being driven off by surface combat forces. On the flip-side: Many of the other invasions went off unmolested by Allied air forces.
I don't know how the variable weather algorithms look, but I suspect that this string of lousy weather must be an anomoly.