Reusing the picture from the end of the first TM. This is third (and final) playing of this campaign. The first two ended up as one US blowout and one German blowout. This one ended pretty much where this first TM ended. The US managed to get three squads across the bridge when a gap appeared in their smoke screen (two OBA modules being used to create smoke and WP to cover the bridge). The German OBA was accurately placed in the gap between the Bridge and The building to the left when just about anywhere else would have been out of LOS (I think, would have to review - the WP might not have been enough to block LOS). The Germans then placed a Harrasing OBA so the entire route to the bridge and the bridge itself (and one hex beyond onto the German side of the draw) was covered by the OBA. Excellent OBA rolls and lousy MC rolls broke all the US troops on the German side of the draw and most of those in the OBA pattern on the US side including those in the stone buildings. With that the campaign game was called as a German win. If playing as the US don't go through the draw, take the gap around to the left instead.
Sunday, March 8, 2020
Saturday, February 8, 2020
PHD Game 3 end of TM1
A boring update. Tycho and I started up our 3rd run of Purple Heart Draw by Lone Canuck Publishing. The US made a push through the town for the bridge over the draw. An early game end kept them from taking all of the bank on that side of the draw but they came very close. Losses are on the right and amounted to a single US squad and two German squads and a busted gun.
Labels:
ASL,
Avalon HIll,
Lone Canuck,
MMP,
VASSAL/VASL,
WW2
Saturday, February 1, 2020
Normandy 44 continue
A very boring placeholder post. Continued the Normandy 44 game today.
Monday, January 20, 2020
Normandy 44 continues
A boring post. Lawrence and I continued our game of Normandy 44.
Wednesday, January 1, 2020
ASL Scenario by Lone Canuk. To Battle By Air 8: Weakest Link
After having to miss last year Tycho and I started off the New Year and New Decade (I hope it will be known as the snoring twenties) right! With a game of ASL of course.
We picked Lone Canuk's To Battle by Air 8. Featuring US Paras vs SS in Normandy. I took the US and Tycho the Germans. The Germans have 6 turns to get 19 exit VP off the top of the map OR has to control the four stone buildings.
We picked Lone Canuk's To Battle by Air 8. Featuring US Paras vs SS in Normandy. I took the US and Tycho the Germans. The Germans have 6 turns to get 19 exit VP off the top of the map OR has to control the four stone buildings.
Labels:
ASL,
Avalon HIll,
Lone Canuck,
MMP,
VASSAL/VASL,
WW2
Saturday, December 28, 2019
GCACW: McClellan's Opportunity
Played this over VASSAL yesterday with my normal FTF opponent. Since I'm away for over a month it was the only way to get some game time in. After getting VASSAL and Skype up and running we only had a couple hours of game time. There are lots of counters to move around in this one too.
Sunday, December 22, 2019
ASL Scenario DB 132: One Last Victory
Played this with Tycho on VASL - so disgusted with the VASL Dire (typo - but I'll keep it in the blog) roller that I conceeded at the end of turn 4 instead of finishing up. 8ML Germans almost always breaking or dying when attacked at 2-2 or 2-1 (and I HAD to take those types of attacks in order to get to the victory hexes in time - stopping for a firefight was not an option) while having 8 straight shots do squat against 6ML troops over half the time gets old after a bit.
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