You can update the Excel sheet. It's a good tool to have your movement orders clear and to plan it. However, the referee is free to overwrite it if necessary.
just to make sure .. does this mean that we should not try to update the
excel sheet with the unit movements?
servus
markus
Am 14.12.2020 um 16:14 schrieb Francis Marliere:
> Gents,
>
> keep in mind that it's the referee that actually control your units,
> according to your instructions. Usually, your ships, subs and aircraft
> do what theyr are told to do. However, they sometimes act differently.
> The reasons can be :
> - Badly worded orders so the unit misunderstands what you meant.
> - Communication issues (due to bad organization, inexperience, jamming ,
> etc.) : message can be delayed or lost.
> - The unit makes a mistake, does not understand orders (ie : ordered to
> engage a target not detected) or has to adapt orders to the local
> circumstances.
> - Sometimes the referee makes a mistake, due to its poor old brain or
> poorrly worded orders.
>
> Of course, the chances that a problem occurs depend on how far you are
> from the unit, and how clear your orders are. There will be few problems
> if you are aborad a ships, butprobably more when you want to control jet
> aircraft far away from you, with less than perfect communications.
>
> So, understand that your units do not always act as ordered.
>
> Francis
>
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