Carrier Battles : Philippine Sea - Scenario 02

[@InquisitorTyrus]

Thanks for the videos ! Just bought the game and since I’m kinda new to wargame it help a a lot !

[@HissyCat]

Hi Somua, thank you for watching. I am glad the video helps, feel free to ask questions and I’ll help as best as I can. Will be playing Scenario 3 soon. =}

[@simondeqin]

excellent job. look forward to playing my copy. the first scenario which is so simple is already interesting. this scenario must be even better

[@HissyCat]

Hi Simon, thank you for watching. I really need to get this game back on my table, it is such a fun game.

[@simondeqin]

@ come to report m’y performance in this scenario. Sunk one fleet carrier and two light carriers, severely another. A total vp of 56!

[@simondeqin]

@ but I have wrongly calculated the surprise dice roll. so I should have only one complete surprise attack instead of two

[@simondeqin]

@ look forward to more of your playthrough videos of this game !

[@HissyCat]

@@simondeqin Awesome game

[@AdamD021]

I'm going through this and trying to learn and I think the damage dice are not combined. I believe you are intended to roll each dice individually and assign damage on each individual dice.

[@HissyCat]

Hi Adam, Thank you for watching. I went back and watched parts of the video and I think you are correct. =)

[@ekted]

I can't find any images online to compare. It looks like there's a printing error on your Strike Contact Table (the green rows). Are there other charts like that in the game? Edit: Looks like the Japanese CAP Strength Table suffers from the same error. I don't understand how this is possible. A "table" in any editing tool has rows of data and a background color. How can these two elements become separated at print time? It's not even as if two color layers are offset. It's that the layer with the green is simply wrong.

[@HissyCat]

I will have to check this out. I did see an error in the picture for the setup in Scenario #2, and a few blurry images. Thanks for the heads up.