12-09-2005 06:03									#1
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i did try the search....but nuff said bout that


when you are at treaty, are you allowed to drop units inside a bases area,then declare war(so the aerospace basicly dosnt stop you from dropping). for various reasons i cant test this atm
and if game rules physically prohibit this,would it be to lame to use something that allowed you to drop anyhow?all theoretically of course

	12-09-2005 13:40									#2
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When in Treaty or Pact with a faction, any unit you have in their territory will automatically transfer back to the nearest of your bases the moment you declare war on them. It's a game feature.

	12-09-2005 19:28									#3
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Only when in a Pact.

	12-09-2005 21:57									#4
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You cannot drop inside the AC radius of a treatymate but you can with a pactmate. Ending a treaty has no effect on your units. The second you try to attack a pactmate, all your units are removed from their territory.

So there is really no way to use a "good" diplomatic status to attack in a way that you could not otherwise. It actually works reasonably well.

	12-09-2005 22:14									#5
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ok,good

	12-09-2005 22:35									#6
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If you have "Confirm Odds" on, you can send a needlejet to a treatied player's unit outside a base, initiate an attack to draw out an interceptor, cancel the attack to preserve the treaty, and then attack the undefended base normally.

	12-09-2005 22:42									#7
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Interesting.

Just speaking about setting your units so that they can act during an opponents turn, how do you set your artillery units to do counter-battery fire when an enemy artillery fires during and enemies turn?

	12-09-2005 23:01									#8
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quote: Originally posted by Chaos Theory If you have "Confirm Odds" on, you can send a needlejet to a treatied player's unit outside a base, initiate an attack to draw out an interceptor, cancel the attack to preserve the treaty, and then attack the undefended base normally.

I have not experienced that but it may have simply been that I have never made my first attack when breaking a treaty on a base with an interceptor. I don't use interceptors a lot myself since I don't like the way that they scramble and prefer an AA and AC for base defense

	12-09-2005 23:12									#9
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quote: Originally posted by Senethro Just speaking about setting your units so that they can act during an opponents turn, how do you set your artillery units to do counter-battery fire when an enemy artillery fires during and enemies turn?

Nothing AFAIK-- I believe it is automatic if your arty is in range