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ANZAC (and UK) can. USA cannot.

@luftwaffles41 said in Quick Question on Movement:

Everybody seems to be negating the fact that after combat, you can use the bit of movement you have left in your survived units to move wherever you want them to move.

What do you think this “fact” is based on?

After combat the “Noncombat Move Phase” takes place. And here the written rules are pretty clear (see page 22 Rulebook Europe 1940.2):

"In this phase, you can move any of your units that didn’t move in the Combat Move phase or participate in combat during your turn. You will also land all your air units that participated in and survived the Conduct Combat phase. "

HTH

@martin Great, now enjoy gaming.

You ususally can run different versions of TripleA side by side. It’s just that you need to perfectly know to load which savegame with which TripleA-version, then, as those aren’t always compatible.

@oysteilo @Martin

Are both of you on TripleA, engine version: 2.5.22294 ?

To be sure that both of you are on the same map version you could remove and reinstall the map. In that case restart the the game from the very beginnning.

Martin, are you using a Mac?

So the 2nd playoff championship game is set up -

Farmboy vs. CaptainNapalm !

Ah, they are currently ranked #1 and #2 in BM for 2021! One of them’s going to rise even higher!

Oh wow, wasn’t expecting that yet!

Good game, and thank you both . You definitely gave us plenty to worry about

@aagamerz13

I recommend that you post your feature request here:

https://forums.triplea-game.org/category/42/feature-requests-ideas

It is more likely that a TripleA developer will notice that over there.

@fasthard said in Ships forced to fight and frozen in place?:

Are you also allowed to move units further in NCM after leaving that occupied sz (when e.g. blockers are destroyed) or even back?

No. Land and sea units that move in combat movement and/or participate in combat may not move in noncombat movement.

@AndrewAAGamer is correct.

@mikemikemike said in US 30 IPC bonus question:

Here is a wrinkle: IF Japan declares war on UK/ANZAC, and the USA gets an immediate 30 point IPC ‘bonus’ at the very start of the next turn… what happens if the USA does NOT declare war on Japan the next turn or several turns afterwards and Japan likewise does not declare war on the USA… does the USA stay at the pre-war, non-bonus IPC levels? Even after they get the 30 point immediate bonus…

Yes.