Yes, if there is a possible scramble there. Is probably a good idea sometimes.
If you are landing a unit amphibiously, yes it would take the territory unopposed. But you have too clear the Sea Zone first, of course. You fail and the unit stays on board.
Also, You may want to look into getting more gray chips, Japanese Tac Bombers, and the proper battle board to replace the defective one in the Pacific game. contact wizards of the coast, tell them the issue, and they will send you a replacement order free of charge.
Zallomallo is right. Because the sub submerged, it no longer blocks the amphibious assault and cannot kill the transport. There was no reason for the sub to submerge, however, as the planes could no longer hit it. If the sub did not submerge, the transport could retreat, assuming it had somewhere to retreat to (if not, it would be lost).
You’re right. Partial retreats are not allowed. The only exception is in amphibious assaults, where air units and land units that arrived by land may retreat, leaving the amphibious units to fight on alone.
Well either way. uk can only make 9-10 inf r1. germany round 2 buys more transports and dumps what he has on to a spot near uk. G3 is boom boom if you got the forces or wait a round just shuffle a bunch of guys over and G4 it is done.
There is nothing uk can do. period.
What are you talking about? That has nothing to do with this topic
I think he posted his quote on the wrong thread. It looks like his quote is supposed to be on some thread about Sealion. Maybe he was thinking of making his post, saw this topic and decided to check it out, then said “Oh, I’ve got to leave my post” but forgot to go back to the original Sealion thread and left it here instead. Probably a blonde moment, ha ha ha.
