Some naval units have reduced or increased power in coastal areas. These are marked with a "wave" symbol. But what exactly is the delineation between Coastal and High Seas? Is a unit in "Coastal" only when it's directly on the symbol? Nearby? Halfway to the next area? It's not clear.
Which parts of the ocean are "Coastal"
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i know its unclear - the naval areas are divided into sections, turn on paths, then look at the ocean
TimboInLimbo wrote:
Some naval units have reduced or increased power in coastal areas. These are marked with a "wave" symbol. But what exactly is the delineation between Coastal and High Seas? Is a unit in "Coastal" only when it's directly on the symbol? Nearby? Halfway to the next area? It's not clear.
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Turn on terrain view (click "show settings" in bottom right then click the mountain that says "Toggle Terrain Types"). The coast is a lighter blue and generally near large landmasses and the high seas is darker blue.
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I said terrain, not paths. They are different things.
TimboInLimbo wrote:
Yes, I see the paths of course. Where paths cross, there are sometimes a wave icon. That's a coastal area. The question is, how far from the wave symbol does the "Coast" rules apply? What if a battle takes place between a coast junction and an ocean junction? Which rules apply?
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I was talking to the other person who answered, not you. Hadn't refreshed the page. I see it now using terrain, many thanks, that's exactly what I needed. My subs and corvettes will be happier now
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Put terrain on... its Light Blue water ... Deep dark blue. Generally in most costs like one way point out from coast."And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him "
aka ...The killer formerly known as BuckeyeChamp
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