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[Kashyyk]

I believe you've misinterpreted how convoying armies with fleets work. It's taken from the Diplomacy board game, where you must have a fleet in each sea territory between your source and destination. Instead of physically picking up and moving your armies, your fleets effectively make a bridge which your army travels across to reach its destination.

[flazeo25]

Ah that why I didn't see it then.

edit: There my turn now changed.

[Tiruin]

Ah that why I didn't see it then.

edit: There my turn now changed.

Do note that if used during the turn--it can't be used anymore to haul any army after until the next global turn! :O

Another thing to note:

Move 1 fleet from Channel to Bay of Biscay, Move 1 from North Sea to Norweigen Sea and move 1 fleet from North Sea to Channel.

Ferry 1 unit from 3# to 1#, ferry 1 unit from 4# to 72#.

Move 1 fleet from East Med via Libyan Sea to Ionian Sea, then ferry 1 unit from 84# to 67#.

Have 1 unit from 5# cross sea channel to attack 54#.

That one fleet will be attacked by the French before such can happen--cheers on the battle ahead for both of you! :O

[Khamsin]

Jeez, my heart stopped when I realised I hadn't checked this for three or four days. Things are really kicking off!

[Haspen]

* Haspen pokes flazeo25 again

But you do not have any fleets in English Channel; you have 1 docked currently at England (#5).

[flazeo25]

I moved one docked from Channel to Bay of Biscany after fight from France if it wins, moved another from North Sea to Channel and last one from North Sea to Norweigan Sea.

[Haspen]

You have no Fleets at English Channel; you must first move the Fleet docked in England to either North Sea or English Channel, and next turn you can move it around the seas ;v

[flazeo25]

You have no Fleets at English Channel; you must first move the Fleet docked in England to either North Sea or English Channel, and next turn you can move it around the seas ;v

Okay fixed it.

[Kashyyk]

If you have a docked fleet and Diesel Engines, do you still have to spend a full turn to undock, or is it considered one of the fleet's two moves?

[Haspen]

Full turn.

* Haspen scribbles the idea for later tho.

[TopHat]

Although none of the battle outcomes would have been any different, I think you've made a few mistakes in bonus calculations; namely it seems like you've given my fleet dreadnaut bonii and forgotten the airfield bonus in Calais.

[Haspen]

Will fix and remember tomorrow ;v

[Haspen]

Liar.

You don't have an Airfield in Calais!

[Tiruin]

@United Kingdom:

UK declares war against the Spanish - and in turn, French declared war and the republic's fleets moved in to intercept the British warships moving from London into the English Channel.

3rd French Republic (+2) vs United Kingdom (+2)
7+2 vs 5+2
British fleet sunk!

The loss of the newly constructed ships hurt the British, and voices called for rematch! Half the ships stationed in North Sea moved in to get rid of the French warships.

United Kingdom (+3) vs 3rd French Republic (+1)
6+3 vs 5+1
British fleet sunk!

The attack power of the British Dreadnoughts, coupled with aerial support from the English airfields, helped sink the French fleet and free the Channel!

This unfortunately postponed any plans of Iberian invasion. Still, the invasion in the opposite direction could proceed.

I've a bit of giggles at seeing the announcement "British false flags! The FRENCH are using our flags! D:<"

Cue Spain getting grumpy (but Ok with British taking Italy stuff) and then sailing all the fleet east.

[flazeo25]

Depends since first fleet battle I think had haspen add dradnoughts to france as well.