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Situation on turn 1275 AD:
There were 8 tanks built last turn, and 7 new tanks being built this one. We can chain 2 transports which means 15 new tanks can reach Port Sacrifice. Lego has no chance of taking Port Sacrifice and we have another city NE-NE of Abeline down south (see pic in last turn report pics), Fort Spinebreaker which is defended by 8 tanks. The remaining tanks are scattered among the ruins of the Lego cities razed (again, see last turn report pics).
As you can see from this pic, Lego has 15 available tanks plus 2 more possible though only perhaps 1 is likely since our bombing of Jackson's tiles most surely will leave it without the necessary shields to complete it. Those 15 tanks however, have 1 or 2 HP left and its unlikely they can take either of the two cities. Btw, there's a little error in the pic, Dye Fields only has 11 tanks, not 15.
All tanks NOT in Port Sacrifice will be cut off if Lego decides to cut the railroad W of Port Sacrifice. This means only the 20 tanks in PS plus the 15 tanks from home can take the city. The city will be attacked by 10 bombers and almost 40 artillery, unless Lego decides to sortie its fleet at Jackson (2 BBs, 2 DDs) which means the carriers will have to be used against the fleet and not the city.
Abeline is defended by 50 infantry. After we take Jackson and Dye Fields we will likely cooperate with artillery bombardments but I do not support sending a single unit against the city as that is GS's "area of operations". Our artillery could very well reduce it to size 6 in a couple of turns giving GS better odds. Still, a lot of GS tanks will likely be lost in the battle, hopefully leaving a better tank ratio among us (currently it's 58 (or a bit less) them - 48 us)
There were 8 tanks built last turn, and 7 new tanks being built this one. We can chain 2 transports which means 15 new tanks can reach Port Sacrifice. Lego has no chance of taking Port Sacrifice and we have another city NE-NE of Abeline down south (see pic in last turn report pics), Fort Spinebreaker which is defended by 8 tanks. The remaining tanks are scattered among the ruins of the Lego cities razed (again, see last turn report pics).
As you can see from this pic, Lego has 15 available tanks plus 2 more possible though only perhaps 1 is likely since our bombing of Jackson's tiles most surely will leave it without the necessary shields to complete it. Those 15 tanks however, have 1 or 2 HP left and its unlikely they can take either of the two cities. Btw, there's a little error in the pic, Dye Fields only has 11 tanks, not 15.
All tanks NOT in Port Sacrifice will be cut off if Lego decides to cut the railroad W of Port Sacrifice. This means only the 20 tanks in PS plus the 15 tanks from home can take the city. The city will be attacked by 10 bombers and almost 40 artillery, unless Lego decides to sortie its fleet at Jackson (2 BBs, 2 DDs) which means the carriers will have to be used against the fleet and not the city.
Abeline is defended by 50 infantry. After we take Jackson and Dye Fields we will likely cooperate with artillery bombardments but I do not support sending a single unit against the city as that is GS's "area of operations". Our artillery could very well reduce it to size 6 in a couple of turns giving GS better odds. Still, a lot of GS tanks will likely be lost in the battle, hopefully leaving a better tank ratio among us (currently it's 58 (or a bit less) them - 48 us)
) so I really won't have time until the 10th.
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