27 is the part of the AP rating provided by the heavy machine gun (tank AP rating is the sum of its main gun and a single machine gun). in a unit with an artillery icon)? When I edit the piece I see one figure only for AP strength: 11Īnyway, if the contention is the disparity in effects (which is what I'm interested in- whether the defender should retreat or not is a separate question, but the result should be the same), I'll run the same test with 105mm Gun from your example.īut, Sherman tank with 75mm gun (no ranged fire): in a unit without an artillery icon) or 'indirectly' (i.e. It gives the appearance of an equipment rating 'rule' that was not completely applied to the equipment database.Īre you suggesting that specific items of equipment have different AP strengths recorded in the database depending on whether they are used 'directly' (i.e. I'm also curious why some equipment like 75mm pieces have different anti-personnel ratings based on their employment (indirect vs direct ) while others like the 105mm, are more or less 1:1 in terms of AP comparison. It's also not my contention that TOAW is somehow irretrievably broken based on this result (as per your alluded case which led to major changes to the combat mechanics after TOAW Volume I), but rather that designers will have to very seriously consider how they handle artillery.

It's an open question as to whether the results are more realistic or less than if the division was all one unit, but the key thing here is that the results will be very different based on this one rather innocuous design decision.

I'm sure the designer had his reasons for doing this, but the net effect is going to make German infantry dramatically more effective at forcing Soviet units to retreat. If I open the rather popular Directive 21 scenario, I can immediately see that although each German infantry division is a single unit, the designer has nevertheless broken out the divisional artillery regiment into an HQ piece (Soviet Rifle Divisions are single units including the artillery). Bay Brewing Company in Boston, MA and Windsor, VT.This isn't a corner case but a very serious design question. The UFO line of unfiltered wheat beers is brewed by the Mass. Since then the UFO line has grown to include flavorful year-round offerings like UFO White Ale and UFO Raspberry, and fresh seasonal offerings such as UFO Winter Blonde and UFO Apricadabra. UFO hit the scene in 1998 with a Hefeweizen. The name UFO stands for UnFiltered Offering all UFO beers are unfiltered, leaving the yeast suspended in the beer which creates its signature cloudy appearance. UFO is a portfolio of wheat beers that’s a little bit different, a little more refreshing and flavorful, and most importantly, a beer that everyone can enjoy. A new UFO website chock-full of info about UFO beers, including the new UFO Apricadabra, and food and cocktail recipes that infuse this beer is available at About UFO Beers UFO Apricadabra continues UFO’s tradition of “flavor adventures”-sometimes-fruit-infused-but-always-easy-drinking unfiltered wheat beer that pairs best with friends and food. UFO fans can expect forthcoming recipes using UFO Apricadabra that include homemade apricot muffins and a delicious apricot sauce ice cream topper.” “Apricot is increasing in popularity in the craft beer and food scene, infusing a sweet aromatic flavor to many savory dishes like salsas, sauces and marinades. “Apricots deliver on an earthy sweetness that blends well with wheat ale,” said Al Marzi, Chief Brewing Officer for UFO Beers. UFO Apricadabra is bright and refreshing with a perfect balance of apricot flavor, just right for this invigorating season.” We wanted to brew a flavorful beer that matched the best parts of spring. “Everything becomes more vibrant, more alive. “Spring is a magical season,” said UFO Brand Manager Victoria Kidder. cans and bottles, in the UFO “Jet Pack” spring mix pack, and on draft at select locations. The new UFO seasonal is now available in 12 oz. An unfiltered wheat beer brewed with fresh apricot puree, UFO Apricadabra’s subtly sweet flavor will leave you believing that a beer so juicy and refreshing could be nothing other than…magic. UFO Beers welcomes a brand-new flavor adventure for spring: UFO Apricadabra. Ladies and gentlemen-and wheat beer lovers!-prepare yourselves for a new spring seasonal beer so refreshing, it must be tasted to be believed.

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