Anyone ever seen this with a bombardment?

[s2tanker]

It's June 1943 and as the Japanese, I've had about 3 bombardment attacks where the bombarding fleet hung around the target area until daylight before commencing firing, drawing air attacks as a result.

This last one was particularly annoying in that the BB got torped and bombed and so pulled out as an escort fleet, still hanging around the target island with the main fleet (no, they were not set to remain). When I examined the BB, even more curious was that the BB that did not bombard still ended up expending all but 1 ammo of its main battery. The main batteries were not damaged, BTW.

What the heck happened to the ammo?

[BBfanboy]

ORIGINAL: s2tanker

It's June 1943 and as the Japanese, I've had about 3 bombardment attacks where the bombarding fleet hung around the target area until daylight before commencing firing, drawing air attacks as a result.

This last one was particularly annoying in that the BB got torped and bombed and so pulled out as an escort fleet, still hanging around the target island with the main fleet (no, they were not set to remain). When I examined the BB, even more curious was that the BB that did not bombard still ended up expending all but 1 ammo of its main battery. The main batteries were not damaged, BTW.

What the heck happened to the ammo?

You will have to post screenshots of the TFs the turn before the bombardment was to occur.

EDIT: PS - the tech forum is for computer related issues. Game play stuff should be discussed in the War Room or the main forum.

[s2tanker]

Sorry, I viewed it as a bug since the BB did not engage and yet somehow expended almost all of its main battery ammo.

[Lokasenna]

What game version are you playing with?