I CAN confirm that they cannot capture provs.
I can NOT confirm that marching them into a peaceful prov doesn't start a war; in fact I seem to remember a case where they DID start a war, but I'm not completely sure about that.
22 Jul 2017, 14:56
Q: Airplane convoys cannot capture provinces, correct?
I believe that I have read somewhere that airplane ground convoys cannot capture provinces. So, I could ship aircraft via ground convoys, through neutral territory, without capturing a province and without accidentally starting a war, correct?
I would be grateful if someone who has experience with the particulars could confirm this for me. Cheers.
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22 Jul 2017, 17:48
Confirmed. I just slid an airplane ground convoy through a neutral (non-allied, no right of way) provincial center, and it did not trigger an automatic state of war.
Interesting trick that may come in handy from time to time.
23 Jul 2017, 14:02
Now did the convoys happen to meet annother unit along the way? or just unoccupied road?
War is a game that is played with a smile. If you can't smile, grin. If you can't grin keep out of the way til you can. - Winston Churchill
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23 Jul 2017, 14:26
i found out the hard way, i was trying to capture a province for a sneak attack, my whole plan depended on that convoy taking the capital, but, luckily i had a back up plan
23 Jul 2017, 14:47
Unoccupied road. I'm fairly certain that an airplane ground convoy bumping into a non-allied unit on the non-allied unit's territory (without benefit of a right of way) would trigger a war. The convoy would have no right to be there, and the non-allied unit should attack it. In my little experiment, however, I went to great lengths to avoid bumping into anything, so that aspect has not been tested.VorlonFCW wrote:
Now did the convoys happen to meet another unit along the way? or just unoccupied road?
23 Jul 2017, 14:52
Always.injinji wrote:
luckily i had a back up plan
"No plan of operations extends with any certainty beyond the first contact with the main hostile force." -- Helmuth von Moltke (commonly paraphrased as "No plan survives contact with the enemy.")
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