we have ships from greece,russia,norway etcwhich charts do you use?i see in the romanian and yugoslavia charts the author recommends using what ever chart the gun was builtin, that seems overly complicated for starters.building logs is pretty simple but accuracy,rapid fire, sighting etc is something that someone with a little more knowledge than me would have to do.i see the spanish fleet uses the basic british chart...which of course means that they shop up the italians when we played last time...larry
What combat charts do you use for the little power
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Larry Morris
, Jul 01 2010 06:33 AM
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Posted 01 July 2010 - 05:16 PM
Most of the minor powers bought their equipment (ships, weapons, fire control, etc) from the major powers (much as they still do today). So the characteristics of these weapons would generally be the same as the same weapons shown on the major powers CRTs. Short of creating new CRTs for the minor navies, the best option is to advise which weapon on the major power CRTs would apply. Granted, this is not a perfect solution.we have ships from greece,russia,norway etcwhich charts do you use?i see in the romanian and yugoslavia charts the author recommends using what ever chart the gun was builtin, that seems overly complicated for starters.
As correctly noted, Ship Logs are easy to create; the CRTs are not. This especially holds true for those nations where the amount of data is slim or non-exisitant.building logs is pretty simple but accuracy,rapid fire, sighting etc is something that someone with a little more knowledge than me would have to do.
The Spanish Supplement's CRT is based heavily on the RN CRT. This is only natural since the Spanish equipment was largely British in design or origin.i see the spanish fleet uses the basic british chart...which of course means that they shop up the italians when we played last time...
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