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a9fc8yt3kd1 (Fearless Blue)
All worlds
16 Mar 2012 22:36Link
OK, I know that if you attack an enemy with your offensive air-force, and that enemy has a direct border with your country, your offensive air-force will be less effective if there are no friendly ground forces nearby. I also know that this does not apply when attacking targets in countries which do not share a common border with your country. However, I want to know if the same thing applies to your DEFENSIVE air-force. I know that your defensive air-force will respond to attacks on targets within your country regardless of whether or not those targets have garrisons, but is the effectiveness of your interceptors / defensive helicopters AFFECTED by whether or not the target which they are defending has a garrison? In other words, does simcountry intentionally make your defensive air-force less effective when defending targets which are ungarrisoned, just like it makes your offensive air-force less effective when attacking targets without ground support? <
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Scarlet
All worlds
19 Apr 2012 08:01Link
Not as far as I know.
I believe the only thing that could potentially reduce your defensive airforce strength is not having any Radar Planes.
I believe the only thing that could potentially reduce your defensive airforce strength is not having any Radar Planes.
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Crafty
All worlds
19 Apr 2012 20:58Link
Well I was told quite a while ago by a highly accomplished war player that targets do benefit from close by defensive units (didn't specify garrisons, but definitely units).
I personally never really had the chance to verify this, any defensive units I use are busy re-painting or blocking, so its a cant be sure from me...
I personally never really had the chance to verify this, any defensive units I use are busy re-painting or blocking, so its a cant be sure from me...