Michael Gorman on 14 Nov 2003 03:29:01 -0000 |
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Re: [eia] Turkish Land Phase, August 1807 |
At 09:27 PM 11/13/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Dammit, I wrote a long email about this and it vanished into the internet void. The gist of it was that there must be some restriction of some sort on whose fleet you can use for invasion supply. If not, then the French could build invasion supply depots on British fleets off their coast ! But there is no explicit restriction given against depots being placed on enemy, non-allied, allied, or combined movement allied fleets. Personally, I think the lack of explicit restriction against depots on others' fleets implies that the rulemakers intended that you could only use your own fleets, and never even considered other possibilities. I could live with being able to place depots on combined allies' fleets, if that's what the majority wants (although my vote is against it), but anything beyond that seems ridiculous to me. How can Turkey be in charge of the depot, if there are no Turks or Turkish free-state nationals in the crews of the fleet the depot is placed on ? That's my view. -JJY
The only restriction I could see working here is that you must have a corps present to build a depot outside of your home nation. This would mean that you could only use foreign fleets when you are literally using invasion supply for an invasion. I'm not sure if that is a sensible restriction, but it is the only one I can think of that might apply.
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