tactical
04-12-2004, 06:27 PM
Although this question is completly out there, I just wanted to satisfy my curiosity. Let's say on UK1, they move their transport from sz 35 to sz 36. They do this to(I guess to stop the Japanese transport(fleet) from retakeing FI-China back).<This is assuming UK took it on turn 1>.
Here's the question, if the Japanese player moves his transport from sz 59(to get to sz 35) what happens when 2 opposing transports are in the same seazone?(no air support).(Even with air support, the transport has to stop in that sea zone, it is considered a battle). But by itself, a transport may not attack.
Since an opposing player has a transport in the sea zone, the Japanese transport has to stop(only subs may go through). BUT, is there combat?
How would you conduct it?
Here's the question, if the Japanese player moves his transport from sz 59(to get to sz 35) what happens when 2 opposing transports are in the same seazone?(no air support).(Even with air support, the transport has to stop in that sea zone, it is considered a battle). But by itself, a transport may not attack.
Since an opposing player has a transport in the sea zone, the Japanese transport has to stop(only subs may go through). BUT, is there combat?
How would you conduct it?