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Engineers and repairing bridges - Oberst - 07-09-2017 Playing von Earlmann's scenario The Road to Oboyan. My Allied opponent has blown a bridge. It does not appear that the Axis have Engineers designed for bridge repairing. My question is, can ordinary engineer units repair the bridge ? Oberst RE: Engineers and repairing bridges - Big Ivan - 07-09-2017 Hi Gil, I think it depends on the version of the game your playing. In version 2.02 (the latest) Bridge Engineers can build medium or light bridges across a hex side even the one that was just blown. Regular engineers can only build light bridges where only infantry and real light vehicles can cross. In earlier versions of the game like 1.04 or 1.03 I don't believe engineers can build bridges but don't quote me on that, I've been playing version 2.02 for quite a while and don't remember to much of the capabilities in earlier versions. If anyone else has some thoughts on this question please chime in. Hope this helps a little. Take Care! John RE: Engineers and repairing bridges - Crossroads - 07-09-2017 Bridging Engineers were actually introduced already in 1.03. See Manual section 5.18.1 for more information of their use in game. They are special units able to create Medium Bridges. Should you not have access to them, in that case as ItB pointed out, regular Engineers can build Lt Bridges only. RE: Engineers and repairing bridges - Oberst - 07-17-2017 (07-09-2017, 11:10 PM)Battle Kat Wrote: Bridging Engineers were actually introduced already in 1.03. See Manual section 5.18.1 for more information of their use in game. They are special units able to create Medium Bridges. For this scenario there are no new bridging engineers specified. So I assume the engineer units available are only capable of repairing light foot traffic bridges ? RE: Engineers and repairing bridges - Crossroads - 07-18-2017 (07-17-2017, 02:39 AM)Oberst Wrote:(07-09-2017, 11:10 PM)Battle Kat Wrote: Bridging Engineers were actually introduced already in 1.03. See Manual section 5.18.1 for more information of their use in game. They are special units able to create Medium Bridges. Yes, that is correct. Regular Engineers create light bridges only. RE: Engineers and repairing bridges - Dan Caviness - 07-19-2017 Hey Gil: Check this but as I recall when we first started playing around/testing the bridge builder engineers we found you couldn't build a new bridge on top of an old destroyed bridge. Not sure if it was a glitch, possibly it's been fixed, just an FYI. We just built on an adjacent hexside, or the next hex if need be. Still, it's a bit frustrating to discover since the engineer units often take multiple turns to create a bridge, so it doesn't jump off the map at you. Regards, Dan RE: Engineers and repairing bridges - Crossroads - 07-19-2017 Hello Dan, it should be possible to build a bridge over a destroyed one. I can't test this right now, but I have a couple of scenarios where retreating force can blow the bridges behind, and the advancing force needs to rebuild them. I am pretty sure about this as in both cases there was a full hex bridge with a river hex side depicting the major bridge itself having been damaged. Edit these were East Front though, which game is this? I mean the one you saw the erroneous behaviour? RE: Engineers and repairing bridges - Dan Caviness - 07-24-2017 Hey Petri....how goes it? It's been awhile... It was shortly after they introduced the bridge builders, we ran the "Boot Camp" scenario involving bridge builders. I believe that was East Front II but not sure. As you point out, it may have been fixed. I know you'll try to track this down because that's what you do Petri, but don't sweat it, this is a fairly rare event. Not a big problem really just something an old man noticed and felt compelled to shout to the world... Keep your head down and your powder dry Petri. Regards, Dan |
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