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Fordítási probléma jelentése
I suggest the following tech to consider in addition to what you list above;
Spotting
Destroyer Escort Role
I also keep DD engines as advanced as possible. I am not certain it makes a difference in sub warfare.
Again, your best bet is to get out there and clear those sea lanes.
I've stopped trading with the U.S.(including the precious 12 IC of lend lease) until I get a few sub hunter fleets organized. Luckily, I concentrated on building huge stockpiles of resources early on.
Playing Australia, I don't have access to CVEs as I'm specializing research in infantry tech and some convoy defence tech. I haven't seen CVEs listed under license builds, but I did just negotiate a license build of four destroyers with the U.S.; it would have taken me 300 days to build my own designs, but it only takes me 200 days to build the U.S. destroyers.
Seems better to license build everything that one is not specializing research in.
Can I rebase Destroyer fleets at a U.S. base in the middle of the Pacific, where the Japanese subs have been sinking my convoys?
If I send fleets of destroyers out to hunt the subs(using Patrol), will the subs just sink the Destroyers like they are sinking the convoy escorts?
By the way, what version and expansions, if any, do you have? It has been many years since I played anything but Their Finest Hour, as such, this all applies to HOI with all three expansions.
Campaign is "The Road to War", starting 1936.