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All,
Assume i've got two units A and B. I plan to take a SC occupied by an
opponent with unit c.
I order
a-c
b s a-c
he orders
c-b
What will happen here?
Can c cut the support and therefore save himself?
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"Adam O'Brien" <adamobrien54321@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I order
> a-c
> b s a-c
>
> he orders
> c-b
>
> What will happen here?
a-c succeeds, and c is dislodged. c can't retreat to the space a came from.
> Can c cut the support and therefore save himself?
No.
Derek
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adamobrien54321@yahoo.co.uk (Adam O'Brien) writes:
NO! he can't. He can try, but it won't work. He can't cut
the support of an attack on himself. UNLESS he has unit
d which can order
d s c-b
THEN, a-c works, and c-b works, and b is dislodged.
That make sense?
Jim-Bob
>All,
>Assume i've got two units A and B. I plan to take a SC occupied by an
>opponent with unit c.
>I order
>a-c
>b s a-c
>he orders
>c-b
>What will happen here?
>Can c cut the support and therefore save himself?
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