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@20:41 tu n’etais pas obligé de break le leader pour qu il rout avec un squad : 10.711

@2:50 pas le droit a l’auto rally si il y a un leader avec eux je crois. tu confirmes ? merci pour les videos !

on n'est pas loin d'un Dien Bien Phu la ein

Merci Robin pour tous ces CRs. C'est toujours instructif, notamment pour apprendre à jouer et/ou mémoriser des points de règles de ce jeu incroyablement passionnant qu'est ASL.

Salut , @1:16 etait ce vraiment un 4 et non un 3 qu'il fallait pour rallier ? 7+ le DM= faut un 3 , la foret -1 , self rally+1 non ?

Un grand bravo et merci pour ces vidéos Robin. Elles m'ont été d'une très grande aide dans mon retour à ASL. Et elle m'ont permis de revoir certains points de règles douteux. Je t'encourage à continuer de produire ces vidéos en français. De mon point de vue, elles sont indispensables pour la communauté francophone. Félicitations Monsieur !!!

j ai pas le chapter J, apparemment l’attaquant d’un CC peut choisir de passer en Hand to Hand ? (jusqu ici je jouais en Hand to hand seulement à partir de la MELEE

Bonjour Robin, merci beaucoup pour toute cette série C&C, vraiment top pour moi qui découvre ce jeu! En revanche, j'ai du mal à saisir l'intérêt du CDG Solo System par rapport à du solo Hotseat classique. Le choix se limite souvent à 1 ou 2 cartes, appauvrissant grandement la réflexion tactique, les tours semblent s'enchaîner presque automatiquement. Ou bien quelque chose m'échappe...

la breach n était pas censée aussi attaquer les unités dans l usine avec le meme DR en area ? ( une ptite brique qui vole 😂

@10:20 je suis curieux de connaitre la règle de jeu qui a arbitré ce débat ! a B26.4 je lis « any unit whose wire exit dr is superiror its mf is hung up on top of the wire

je comprends pas pourquoi j’ai pas trouvé cette chaine plus tot. les algos c est vraiment de la merde

@5:12 je me demande si tu as pas oublié le myst.

@2:30 oui oui en Français ca fait du bien merci 🙏. PS. Bonjour du Quebec ! tiens moi au courant si tu passes faire un tour

@15:15 c’est moi ou c’est le troisième « snake eyes » sur un TK russe de la partie ? 🎉

je decouvre j’adore ta chaine mais alors je vais avoir plein de questions (souvent connes) ! feel free to not respond lol. @2:54 , la ROF n’etait elle pas censée être diminuée parceque tu as changé de TCA ? ou c est seulement en Defensive que ca fait ca ? merci !!

carnage en i17 !

salut. cool les videos. @5:55 passer par le shellhole n’empeche pas le -1 pour non assault movement, si ?

Je me suis planté pour le Falling Rubble : c'est un seul dé qu'il faut jeter... Tant pis, alea jacta est.

Hop :) Je m'installe avec plaisir devant ce nouveau parcours :)

bonjour 😊 j'adore votre chaîne et j'admire la passion. Alors... moi je ne suis pas du tout ASL mais plutôt Commands and Colors (napoleonics et ancient)... mais en VF car je ne comprend RIEN à l'Anglais 😩 Je suis étonné du peu d'abonnés à votre chaîne... comment cela se fait-il ? Vous avez l'ancienneté pour légitimer votre façon de nous montrer ce qui vous plaît et ce que vous faites est original.

Thank you for the playthrough.

Great ,mais pourquoi ne fais tu pas tout cela en français 😊?

19:22 Missed the French LT on the far left adjacent to the Portugese LT chance to melee. 31:30 Missed the French LN stacked with Foy on the hill firing with two dice against the Portugese LC. Thanks for the playthrough.

Very interesting scenario with lots of replayability. Thanks for the playthrough. I agree that Napoleonics gives a very good impression of a real battle. Maybe a battle in broad brushstrokes.

Thank you for the playthrough. Sorry I missed out on these for a few months.

@9;39 when the unit places the dc he would be attacked by the Reside that make him Bezek

I realize that it can be hard but Your bias is showing In the first 10 minutes you missed at least 3 German sniper rolls

Moving In and out of a Anti-tank ditch cost 2MF for infantry. When you advanced out to building / trees they would all be CX

@14min the left the building and you did not attack them with the mine in J4

@5:51 you bypass the bottom side of J1-K1 This is not allowed because of the wire in K1and again at 7:20 you bypass on the other side of the same wire hex

That’s an interesting map

Nice. Looking forward to more.

Bonjour Robin, merci pour ces parcours en français, pour moi qui lis bien l'anglais mais qui l'entends très peu ! :)

Hello Robin! Thank you for (yet) another vid for solo ASL that was engaging with it's many challenges for both sides and for the (always) entertaining commentary. Hope you are able to enjoy some well deserved holiday time visiting Normandy and indeed have the opportunity to visit Cristot along with other areas with their deep historical legacies. Best wishes for safe travels and hopefully upon return you'll have re-energized sufficiently to tackle a river crossing and / or paratroop drop scenario. Cheers!

Merci justement je voulais le mettre dans ma liste à jouer en PBEM !

Thanks for the great work you put into these videos Robin. I love to watch them👍

The Brits should get a leader creation in the meele around 23 min. And with the -2 DRM(British and less than 1:1 odds) it would give at least a 7-0 leader. Then the odds are re-figured to 1:1 for the germans and then they only get a CR result - I think?

The problem with Ian's scenario AP33 Second Cristot is that it takes the British view of the battle, which represented it as a combined arms success against substantial German opposition. The problem is that the bulk of the German forces had withdrawn from the village of Cristot back to the Parc de Boislonde on the night of the 15/16 June, 1944. They mined and booby trapped the village leaving behind a very small rearguard of snipers. As a result, the British attack was virtually unopposed and incurred only 3 killed and 29 wounded mainly from a combination of German mortar fire and misdirected friendly artillery fire. No tanks were lost. The attack was held up as a model of a combined arms attack, involving a battalion of infantry, supported by a squadron of Shermans and with the support of seven field and four medium artillery regiments (See TNA CAB 106/963, ‘Reports on the fighting in Normandy, 1944.’ Immediate Report no.6, 16 June 1944). Lewis Keeble, who was 2iC of B Company, 1/4 KOYLI wrote “Fortunately it was, apart from the initial debacle, by any standard, not a difficult attack.” This was unsurprising given that it was essentially an almost unopposed advance. This was in clear contrast to 11 June, 1944 when 6th Bn, The Green Howards supported by B Squadron and C Squadron, 4th/7th Royal Dragoon Guards unsuccessfully attacked Cristot and were repelled by the same 12 SS Reconnaissance Battalion. In doing so, they lost nearly 250 men killed and wounded along with nine tanks. On the 16 June, 1944 49th Infantry Division faced a significantly smaller and less determined force than the one faced by 69th Infantry Brigade on 11 June, 1944.

I came here for ASL content. Now I’m planning a trip to Normandy. Very nice presentation of the area Robin.

Thanks for the positive comments. The AAMG require the tank to be CE, so they rarely are used when facing infantry (and even vs enemy AFVs, a hit with ordnance generates a specific collateral attack : a good way to hurt an otherwise undestructible AFV).

Hi Robin Thanks for your playtroughs - I really appreciate them, and they help me better understand rules etc I am looking forward to this scenario as I have had some challenges in understanding how the rules are and how to use AAMG as MG.

Hi Jeff, Thanks for the positive return and the interesting comments. For the Americans, I was aiming between creating speed bumps to slow down the Germans and preserving forces to be able to organize a fighting withdrawal. Thanks for your suggestions. I already did a Glider scenario (Tavronitis Bridge), but in French. Why not indeed present paradrops, Glider landings and river crossings. It will make me read the specific rules again. I need to find scenarios that don't cover more surface than two geoboards, because managing larger areas is not easy with VASL.

Hey there Robin - thanks for posting (yet) another great video featuring small unit engagements that involve a variety of weaponry and bravo for featuring a scenario that was commemorative of D-Day as well. Memories of my visit to the beaches of Normandy, the cemetery, Ste-Mere-Eglise, et al, remain amongst my most treasured. As always, the actual play and your narrative was most entertaining and the dice gods always manage to insert their special flavor for the fog of war factor. I did find it curious on a couple of actions… 1) to leave Sgt. Malloy in building R-11, given the risk posed to the 7-4-7 by his 8-0 status rather than moving him back out of harm’s way to building S-10 and serve as a rally point and 2) dooming the valiant US 3-3-7 in CC rather than advancing that 7-4-7 to join them, achieving a 2-1 over the German 5-3-7. But moot points both since the Americans (aka USA’ins) were victorious, quite convincingly so in the end. Finally regarding your comment / request on suggestions for intriguing variety in future scenarios, I’ll continue to lobby for any and all of the following - a river crossing, an amphibious landing, a paratroop drop or glider troops - something on Crete perhaps could be quite interesting??? Cheers!

Very good. Thank you

I assume you realized that Company L will be entering along the south edge, not the east edge.

Excellent Robin!

Hi Robin it appears the hex in front of Hotel-de-Ville should have a black dot also. Am I correct?

Très intéressante vidéo :) Merci pour ces partages :)

Robin, I enjoyed the video and learned some things about bocage, which I haven't really played. Keep them videos coming!

On Gamesquad, it has been confirmed that a Gun unpossessed by a crew may neither setup Emplaced nor Hidden/concealed.