Sirs,
I fear that this is hardcoded, but i was wondering if you could change the number of brigades/cag's? If you could this would be a great way of helping nation's with limited IC create carrier fleets.
For example the UK has a number of BC's (HMS Hood etc...) now i know that in WWII some nations converted their BC's into carriers, my idea would be to create a Naval "brigade" to allow BC's to carry a cag this brigade would also strip the attack of a normal BC down to that of a carrier, thus not making an "uber-carrier". I realise i could do this with just one unit, a sort of upgtade/Cag, but if two attatchments are poosible then better carriers would be able to carry two cag's making them more powerful.
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Air Brigates?
My other thourght was to have an air brigade to change the relitive effectivness of planes. ie:
Anti-Tank bombs, Anti-Personel and maybe even a "bouncing bomb"?
Would these be plausable? or historical?
Your servent,
SirCliveWolfe
I fear that this is hardcoded, but i was wondering if you could change the number of brigades/cag's? If you could this would be a great way of helping nation's with limited IC create carrier fleets.
For example the UK has a number of BC's (HMS Hood etc...) now i know that in WWII some nations converted their BC's into carriers, my idea would be to create a Naval "brigade" to allow BC's to carry a cag this brigade would also strip the attack of a normal BC down to that of a carrier, thus not making an "uber-carrier". I realise i could do this with just one unit, a sort of upgtade/Cag, but if two attatchments are poosible then better carriers would be able to carry two cag's making them more powerful.
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Air Brigates?
My other thourght was to have an air brigade to change the relitive effectivness of planes. ie:
Anti-Tank bombs, Anti-Personel and maybe even a "bouncing bomb"?
Would these be plausable? or historical?
Your servent,
SirCliveWolfe