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Japs get Night Naval Attack off!
Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2004 3:39 pm
by Captain Cruft
Noticed this in
HawaiiFive-0's AAR thread
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Night Air attack on TF at 65,64
Japanese aircraft
J1N1-S Irving x 4
Japanese aircraft losses
J1N1-S Irving: 1 damaged
Japanese Ships
SS RO-43
Allied Ships
CVE Kalinin Bay
Aircraft Attacking:
4 x J1N1-S Irving bombing at 2000 feet
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Anyone know if this easier to do now than it was in UV?
RE: Japs get Night Naval Attack off!
Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2004 3:44 pm
by Mr.Frag
Anyone know if this easier to do now than it was in UV?
There are more aircraft types that have better odds for night duties. Not easier, just more aircraft suited to the task.
RE: Japs get Night Naval Attack off!
Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2004 3:49 pm
by Captain Cruft
Oh I see, so for example a "night" airgroup doesn't need 85+ exp pilots to have a go?
And the DL/MDL rules are the same?
RE: Japs get Night Naval Attack off!
Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2004 5:10 pm
by Charles2222
How do you get a TF to attack or not attack at night? I picture my 12/8 attacks as happeningt he next day turn, but now I'm wondering about that. Do you have to build a specific night variant TF to operate at night, or is there a toggle on individual ships to switch them to night operations (I know I've seen this on the planes)? In the infancy of my campaign, night attacks are a good deal away, but I'm going to butt heads with the necessity for it befoe too long.
RE: Japs get Night Naval Attack off!
Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2004 6:43 pm
by SunDevil_MatrixForum
for a bombardment TF just set retirement allowed, and it will wait for the next night before attacking.
RE: Japs get Night Naval Attack off!
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2004 11:00 am
by DJAndrews
The whole aircraft night-attack scheme seems to have been substantially revamped from UV. In about ten turns of a limited (tutorial) scenario I've had night attacks made on TFs by Betties, Frances' and Emily's about a dozen times. Most have been unsuccessful (but then most daylight bombing attacks have been also) but a few hits have been scored. In addition, non-nightfighters flying CAP at night actually intercept and engage B-29s in WITP.