Locked submarines

And as soon as one of us selects a defence profile with the subs not submerging, the other will be able to see that he can move his sub out of the combat zone during the combat phase, and therefore should not move it, as he’s getting better odds at attacking than the defender. Pretty funny glitch. I’m submerging bye!

Oh hey, you managed to recreate a glitch I posted about a super-long time ago:

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/34414/possible-glitch-sub-vortex

I was never able to figure out exactly how to replicate it though. Good on you. Hopefully @JuliusBorisovBeamdog finds this and can get it to the development team.

@Nosho said in Locked submarines:

And as soon as one of us selects a defence profile with the subs not submerging, the other will be able to see that he can move his sub out of the combat zone during the combat phase, and therefore should not move it, as he’s getting better odds at attacking than the defender. Pretty funny glitch. I’m submerging bye!

1. That movement happens during the combat movement phase, not combat phase.
2. You can check what defensive profile your opponent has set up?

@Kakarrot1138 You do know about selecting the sea zone during combat movement phase and toggling the sea zone to friendly / hostile?

I think there might be a submarine-specific issue that triggers separately that prevents legal movement; I sent a ticket in to the devs months ago. Don’t know if it’s resolved. I do know I played a game maybe a week ago in which glitch seemed to work, but maybe it’s just because opponent was bad.

@Kakarrot1138 Mark the Sea zone as friendly and you won’t have to commit combat there. It doesn’t involve any use of defense profiles.

@aardvarkpepper

1. Yes, “combat movement phase”, my bad.
2. No, but if you see that you could move your sub out of the way during the combat movement phase, then you know he hasn’t set his sub to submerge, and therefore you should leave your sub there and not mark the zone as friendly.