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wervdon
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Well we can either land and burn what we can and hope its enough to weaken them......
or turn around, go home, and prepare for the long, long, long stale mate that will continue until the late industrial age/early modern age as neither side will be able to get a footing on the other's continent (assuming CFC doesn't mess up things on our side).
I say we land and get out the torches myself, we don't have too much to lose given that they are still long enough away from navigation to make a counter attack unlikely before we can build our own coastal "wall".
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Nuclear Winter
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Hey guys, what if we move the southernmost ship from green group 6-6-6? We get to do some more recon, and if they are indeed with scarce defensve troops thee might be undefended. Then we land and start this with a punch in the stomach already, instead of just waiting them to close all the beaches. And in case it´s occupyed, not only we have further intel but they may also move the would-be scarce defenders further south. Would still confuse them and every unit out of the landing area is a bonus.
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wervdon
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After thinking about it a bit more, I unfortunately have to agree with Bigfree that our chances of actually making a landing at all are pretty low. They are obviously trying to block it, and with it taking another turn to get into position, the chances of them not being able to come up with another 6 nearby units to block all of those landing sites isn't all that great.
Then the turn after that we are probally looking at their ansars getting into range to also block our landing.
Then there's the possibility of them having half a dozen galleys not too far out of range (just because we can only see 2 doesn't mean they only have 2 nearby). We could even end up losing our invasion force without ever landing at all.....
Not saying we should turn chicken and run (and doing so would leave as bitter of a taste in my mouth as anyone else's), but at the moment I wouldn't rate our chances of getting our units on shore all that high.
In any case, I'd be very surprised if they weren't keeping at least 2 units defending each city. If thats the case (even assuming those spears on the coast came out of cities), then its really inconceivable that they can't block all possible landing sites next turn. Although it might leave them with defenseless cities (not that it matters).
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Nuclear Winter
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If we could get some units, even if few, on ground this turn, we could possibly clean the coast next turn for the bigger part of the invasion force to land. Of course, that if they can´t position many reinforcements there at the begining of next turn, and still it might be pointless if they´ve got 30+ ansars in Ruhrpot.
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wervdon
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Unless I'm totally misinterpretting things then there's no way to land any units this turn. Our caravel closest to their shore has used its movement, the others will end their turn where the arrows indicate.
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wervdon
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If Im wrong though and the closest caravel has even 1 movement point left though, then we could waste the galley by the shore and land southeast of the horse. But Im pretty sure we used our last movement point getting to where we are now.
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