You must agree with home defense not satisfied

[Andrew Davidson]

On table 247751046, it's July 1945 in a Main Event campaign. Germany now only has a bunker in Königsberg and so lacks the lebensraum and cities to satisfy the home defense rule. The players are asked a question "You must agree with home defense not satisfied by Axis" and there are two buttons for a response: Disagree and Agree.

The first time this happened, we all agreed and the game progressed. I suppose we'll do the same again but I'm puzzled why there is an option to Disagree. What happens if someone chooses that option?

[Lunalol]

It can last an infinite time...

[Andrew Davidson]

It can last an infinite time...

You mean it loops back to the same question?

I'm trying to understand the logic. My impression is that the software can detect the exception condition but can't tell whether it's possible to satisfy it and so human input is needed to evaluate the overall situation. Right?

[RobertBr]

I'm trying to understand the logic. My impression is that the software can detect the exception condition but can't tell whether it's possible to satisfy it and so human input is needed to evaluate the overall situation. Right?

Precisely that. There are some odd edge cases (like the one you find yourself in) where home defence is violated but you cannot resolve it.

[Andrew Davidson]

Precisely that. There are some odd edge cases (like the one you find yourself in) where home defence is violated but you cannot resolve it.

Thanks. We moved on now and the Germans have counter-attacked with SS panzers supported by their subterrranean secret supplies. There's a ring of steel around Königsberg and so the tactical situation is sticky as the clock runs down. De Gaulle wants to lead a naval assault while Monty says his 8th Army can hit them for six...