The Sneaky Carl

@FranceNeedsMorePower

As much as I agree with you, I doubt Larry with do it. He hasn’t changed the game in 10 years and I’m not sure how much control has over the games since they’re no longer being designed. I’m sure how would be fine with us house-ruling it.

I do not know his email unfortunately.

@FranceNeedsMorePower

Good idea. Hard to do normally on TripleA though.

@Krieghund Thank you!

Thanks Panther

@VictoryFirst hmm … maybe i shouldn’t have asked that question out loud

lol

@shadowhawk I did not realize that thank you for that advice! That is very wise.

@fasthard said in Keeping Track of IPC:

BM4

hello Fasthard, this is incredible. massive lot of work in this… thanks!

would love some tips on how to get it working. what timezone are you in? are you open to a phonecall/zoom at some point to share screens please?

i am ready green at this… i only have pacific edition currently, the actually manual game with plastic pieces. will the BM4 work?

As Simon says you can’t move any of your ships in that sea zone on NCM. There is a provision that allows you to move them to flee the sea zone on the Combat Movement phase without taking them into combat. The real purpose of the move though is to prevent any transports in the sea zone from loading ground units in that sea zone. You can still move to another sea zone on Combat Move and load ground units as long as it is a friendly sea zone. If you haven’t seen the video it explains everything;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pkj_9K3lfQk&t=166s

@GeneralHandGrenade:

Oh boy, you had to bring that one up again. We had a lengthy debate over that one. In the end it was proven (and certified) that you could indeed park your Japanese fleet in SZ 26.
Goofy=Yes
Illegal=No

It’s no longer up for debate. That one is settled.

Hi GHG, sorry for starting this and I accept the forums statement of beeing legal.
(Sidenote, at the same moment we established a house rule that says, the Japanese cannot do that on our table!  :-P)