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Don’t break it if it ain’t fixed.

A few years ago I was taking a nap in my bedroom. I lightly woke up and looked around from my bed. I had the most strange feeling that I was being watched. Now fully awake, I scanned the room for whatever might be lurking, getting goose pimples thinking “I must be getting crazy, paranoid...

Is it on the infantry type target ? Was your final DR <1/2 the final TH # ? Did you make a subsequent dr to determine a CH ?

The marines bestowed the 77th as a ‘marine’ division, extremely rare and high praise. The 77th was made up of old dudes, hence the unofficial moniker ‘Old Bastards’, average age +10 years above standard divisions, an experiment. Turned out to be an extremely...

I’m going with the ‘Old Bastards’ 77th Marine Division.

Bummer

Sorry, what does that mean ? ok, after inspection I see what Perry said. Answer ‘B’ in my question above, post #7.

How does voluntary break work? A) ATTACKER voluntary breaks then the DEFENDER voluntary breaks, then the ATTACKER routs followed by DEFENDER routs. or B) ATTACKER voluntary breaks and routs and then the DEFENDER voluntary breaks and routs. or C) some other permutation I haven’t conceived.

Just to be sure, a ROF of 3 weapon with 6 FP yields a smidge less than 2 shots per turn and yields about 12 FP/turn. A 2 ROF yields 1.5. Something like extrapolating 1/X +1/(X^2)+1/(X^3)…goes to 1/(X-1) so 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 … goes to 1. 1/3 + 1/9 + 1/27 … goes to 1/2. I’ll take 3 lmgs please...

I put mine in tank B or BB, go figure.

I see what you mean, seems the +1 shots are on the line sometimes but most of the time more shots are better. I’ll take multi shots at 0 TEM all day. Of course situational, like a 5 or 6 SAN, etc might change things.

Yes it is, I just want to, as simply as possible, succinctly state a general principal so people will read and understand without 3-7 paragraphs to confuse the issue.

For targets with +2 TEM or higher use big attacks, fire groups. For +1 or lower use as many attacks as possible.

Feel safe to say they are the same. The British changed the turret not the 75mm sponson gun. Still, the 75 is a huge leap in firepower compared to the typical MA on a British tank at the time of its introduction: the 40L.

The tank does not retain concealment because it is not in concealment terrain. Not the same as infantry, infantry would keep concealment. Common error. Next time use an orchard.