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Hi Mark,
Still got your Night Actions Visibility Rules v1.
Example: spotting from the bridge of a huge vessel has generally more spotting chance than from the bridge of a small one.
What is the reason of not using the viewer’s vessel size as spotting modifier?
Thanks for explanation, Mark.
Re spotting mine fields: I am no expert so I cannot provide further ideas how detailed to implement such a rule considering various mine types.
Re “Blinds” in your houserule: Using fake markers seems to be the only way to play an “hidden” unit, in any tabletop game.
But if dummies are acting too long, a game looses ist fascination – as painter of models, you want to see them in action. In worst case one reveals his vessel for the last 2 turns in a game. So apply your visibility rules in the 2 or 3 first turns only?
My question was because in the book from John Lambert & Al Ross “Allied Coastal Forces of World War II Vol. II
page 176 it says:
“[..] following areas were to be painted dark blue-grey (B.15): the deck [..]”page 177: “As a rule, RN coastal forces craft used only B.15, G.45, and white [..]”.
But in other info I cannot find a confirmation of so I wonder why they stated such.
Thanks again, I will check your older Vosper posts.
Thanks..that leads to my final question about deck:
Home fleet steel decks 1936-1943 were painted dark grey, same the wooden deck of Vospers in this period?What about the dark blue-grey paint (B.5/B.15)- was used for decks as well for Home Fleet, or only for vessels including coastal forces in Mediterranean?
Rules draft:
Re example score sheet, why Bill’s Objective Score in Game 1 is Zero, but the Scenario page point 2 says 850 points?
Re Convoy Defence/Attack Objective Score “50%” – how to apply the 50% rule?
Re scenario 3 Convoy attack, 50% is 425 points, not 450.
Kindly ask to explain please as I should like to test rules.
