(10-12-2016, 04:23 AM)Mr Grumpy Wrote: I think DD loses some of its effectiveness when the attacker is an experienced player as after many games you tend to get a gut feeling as to when units may be disrupted or when a units fatigue is so high it can be assaulted even when it is not disrupted.

DD is a feature was introduced only recently so if any titles were tested with this rule it will only be the last couple, the best way to check is if a title was tested with a particular optional rule then look at the default optional rule list and it will almost certainly be a default option if used in testing.

(10-11-2016, 04:03 AM)jonnymacbrown Wrote: Delayed disruption should stop the offensive dead in its tracks.

(10-12-2016, 04:23 AM)Mr Grumpy Wrote: I think DD loses some of its effectiveness when the attacker is an experienced player as after many games you tend to get a gut feeling as to when units may be disrupted or when a units fatigue is so high it can be assaulted even when it is not disrupted.

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The problem is; if you guess wrong, the attacking unit(s) get blasted and lose 200+ fatigue points and are done for 3-4 days.

(10-13-2016, 04:41 AM)Mr Grumpy Wrote: Unfortunately some players will not play enough games to gain the experience of the "black art" aspects of these titles, get frustrated at not being able to deal with what is not obvious and move on which is a pity as i found the process of learning how to deal with such situations through a number of scenarios against various opponents enjoyable rather than frustrating.

It does help to play opponents who are somewhat more knowledgeable than yourself if you want to become a more accomplished player.

(10-14-2016, 04:17 AM)Mr Grumpy Wrote: "In technical things, if something is complex, it can be referred to as a "black art", meaning too complicated to understand."