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edocentric wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 20:29 Quick question to the mind hive on the usage of General Advance w/ US Marine Corps Command rules in Pacific Theater. The way I read that card (and the way I have always played that card) is the US player can command 2 units per section plus 1 additional unit total across any of the three sections. So at most there can be only one section where 3 units can be played.

In a current game, my opponent was able to play 3 units in the left flank + 3 units in the center section + 1 unit in the right flank (the only unit they had there). So they were able to play 3 units in two different sections - is this the way the card should be played? In other words, would a player with US Marine Corps Command rules in effect be able to play a max of 3 units per each section?

Waikirikiri wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 22:51

edocentric wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 20:29 Quick question to the mind hive on the usage of General Advance w/ US Marine Corps Command rules in Pacific Theater. The way I read that card (and the way I have always played that card) is the US player can command 2 units per section plus 1 additional unit total across any of the three sections. So at most there can be only one section where 3 units can be played.

In a current game, my opponent was able to play 3 units in the left flank + 3 units in the center section + 1 unit in the right flank (the only unit they had there). So they were able to play 3 units in two different sections - is this the way the card should be played? In other words, would a player with US Marine Corps Command rules in effect be able to play a max of 3 units per each section?

Please post a link to the battle.

Were any on the units on a section border hex? This would explain what you saw.

edocentric wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 20:29 Quick question to the mind hive on the usage of General Advance w/ US Marine Corps Command rules in Pacific Theater. The way I read that card (and the way I have always played that card) is the US player can command 2 units per section plus 1 additional unit total across any of the three sections. So at most there can be only one section where 3 units can be played.

In a current game, my opponent was able to play 3 units in the left flank + 3 units in the center section + 1 unit in the right flank (the only unit they had there). So they were able to play 3 units in two different sections - is this the way the card should be played? In other words, would a player with US Marine Corps Command rules in effect be able to play a max of 3 units per each section?

Wiking44 wrote: ↑14 June 2023, 05:17

edocentric wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 20:29 Quick question to the mind hive on the usage of General Advance w/ US Marine Corps Command rules in Pacific Theater. The way I read that card (and the way I have always played that card) is the US player can command 2 units per section plus 1 additional unit total across any of the three sections. So at most there can be only one section where 3 units can be played.

In a current game, my opponent was able to play 3 units in the left flank + 3 units in the center section + 1 unit in the right flank (the only unit they had there). So they were able to play 3 units in two different sections - is this the way the card should be played? In other words, would a player with US Marine Corps Command rules in effect be able to play a max of 3 units per each section?

Did you report this bug?

Jeronimon wrote: ↑15 June 2023, 05:09 So I would like everybody who reads this to vote for this bug report.
The more votes the sooner it will get fixed.