Several Moscow 42 Questions

[ComradeP]

Thanks for the answers David.

I know German air units are in the air availability listing, my point was that the Soviet reinforcements are generally listed as DEC Reinforce or something like that in the OOB editor, whilst the German air groups that arrive as reinforcements are not listed in a different way in the editor. There is no JAN reinforce behind their name.

The same goes for a formation like the SS cavalry brigade, which also doesn't seem to have a date set for it even though it has one in the game.

It could also be that there are scenario specific dates aside from the ones in the OOB, and that you're trying to tell me that those are there.

It just seems a bit odd that some units have a reinforcement day or period set in the OOB editor, whilst others only have a scheduled arrival/availability date in the game and seemingly no special mention in the editor.

I'm still hoping to get answers for these questions as well, as it would help me understand the system:

"76mm, unless I'm mistaken you asked a question about what determines the chance for defensive artillery fire. Was that ever answered? I may have missed it and it's one of the things I've been wondering about.

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I have a number of questions after rereading the manual:

-the "replacement rate based on supply instead of quality" system used in this scenario. The manual only refers to a replacement "rate". Does that mean that as long as a unit meets the conditions specified for receiving replacements (not having moved and so forth), if the rate is (at least) 1 due to local supply being 50 or higher, it will receive replacements according to the percentage chance specified for the system based on quality (so the percentage chance based on how many losses a unit has taken where higher losses=more replacements)? That is: without additional supply checks?

-Do artillery units that fire once have a lower chance of becoming unavailable than artillery units that fire twice.

-The manual mentions only a "random" chance for things like Low on Ammo units being in supply, whilst other chances are clearly specified using their formula. Is the formula a secret to prevent gaming the system too much? "