SeaBridge for land armies: anyone seen this?

[L`zard]

Just noticed the ability in my rtr 5.1 campaign to move land-units across 3 fleet units from (Rhodes to Halicarnassus).

Haven't seen this since M:TW, anyone else seen any examples?

May or may not apply to vanilla versions/1.2 patch versions of the game, but I thought I'd throw it out there and see if it 'floats', lol!

The pst concerning the 'hard to identify' river fords brought this to mind~

[Sinner]

Yeah, there's a couple I like to use...

A ship in Samarobriva's port can be used as a bridge between Britain and the continent without having to move from port, providing my Julii a nice and easy invasion route to go and whomp on those 'Woads'.

Rather more exposed, but still useful, is a bridge of 3 fleets I place at the port of Tarentum and the 2 squares eastward, giving me a route between Apulia and Epirus while also blocking foreign vessels from entering the Adriatic.

[Kraxis]

Hm... I think I have heard it somewhere before... Official source I think. Anyway I didn't consider it before, now I might.

[Quillan]

It existed in Vanilla 1.1, and still exists in 1.2. I've used it as the Bruti going from the port by Tarentum across to Apollonia.

[L`zard]

For some reason I didn't expect to see anything like this. Possibly all the flak that used to exist in the forums over the ability to 'airmobile' units in M:tw.

Anyone have an example of a bridge longer than 3 tiles?

[Darius]

Looks like I'll be making a bridge from Britain to Armenia. Why? Cause thats how I roll son. They wont ever see this comin.