Taihoku supply

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I have been bombarding and bombing Taihoku for weeks to reduce supply and combat power. The combat power has been reducing but the supplies will take a hit and then recover! There is no intrinsic resupply. all the rest of Formosa is captured. There can be no supply ships as the island is surrounded. And I checked the ops report and there is no air supply. What am I missing?
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Are you playing the AI. If so, are you on the Hard or Very hard setting?....GP
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Or SST transport subs?
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I'm playing the AI Scenario 60 Nasty v3. on historical
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I've got ASW very tight
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ORIGINAL: ckk

I have been bombarding and bombing Taihoku for weeks to reduce supply and combat power. The combat power has been reducing but the supplies will take a hit and then recover! There is no intrinsic resupply. all the rest of Formosa is captured. There can be no supply ships as the island is surrounded. And I checked the ops report and there is no air supply. What am I missing?
Taihoku has Manpower, Oil, Resources and Light Industry. If you have troops in the hex the resource and oil production stop but the LI can still use any stockpiled resources.
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ORIGINAL: BBfanboy

ORIGINAL: ckk

I have been bombarding and bombing Taihoku for weeks to reduce supply and combat power. The combat power has been reducing but the supplies will take a hit and then recover! There is no intrinsic resupply. all the rest of Formosa is captured. There can be no supply ships as the island is surrounded. And I checked the ops report and there is no air supply. What am I missing?
Taihoku has Manpower, Oil, Resources and Light Industry. If you have troops in the hex the resource and oil production stop but the LI can still use any stockpiled resources.
I just checked there is some LI left. I will do away with that immediately. Thanks. No matter how long I play this, I still find something new[:)]
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I had an impression from my AI games that AI's industry can be incredibly productive when there is not enough supply in the hex for the AI LCUs [:D] So bombing away LI/HI was necessary to soften up the defence in the tough sieges
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