Just wondering, how do I play on-line? I have Tabletop Simulator, but don't have any contacts. I bought a copy of the game, and am playing with a friend, but lack opponents. Not many gamers on Salt Spring Island, BC...
The best place would be to go to Board Game Geek on get on the war room forum and make a post there that you are looking for players. Also go to the war room face book page and see if you can find guys there also.
If I remember correctly you should be able to cancel orders in war room, so germany can defend against this in france by only keeping two ground stacks to defende if needed (one in france and one in germany, enough in germany to take back denmark if invaded) and an air stack in either germany or france with the order of moving into the other zone, the you aim to go last, if they go where you're air force is you just cancel the order and put everything in anti air, if they go to the other zone, you don't cancel the order and again put everything in anti air
ofc this can only be done when you don't need to go first, if for some reason you need to go first then it becomes a 50/50 gamble between losing a bunch of land units or being able to defend yourself
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I see at the very end I included a 45 second blooper reel at the end. 😮
Thanks for these videos man.
Area movement eliminates the constant chance of encirclement that was prevalent on the Eastern front.
Just wondering, how do I play on-line? I have Tabletop Simulator, but don't have any contacts. I bought a copy of the game, and am playing with a friend, but lack opponents. Not many gamers on Salt Spring Island, BC...
The best place would be to go to Board Game Geek on get on the war room forum and make a post there that you are looking for players. Also go to the war room face book page and see if you can find guys there also.
If I remember correctly you should be able to cancel orders in war room, so germany can defend against this in france by only keeping two ground stacks to defende if needed (one in france and one in germany, enough in germany to take back denmark if invaded) and an air stack in either germany or france with the order of moving into the other zone, the you aim to go last, if they go where you're air force is you just cancel the order and put everything in anti air, if they go to the other zone, you don't cancel the order and again put everything in anti air
ofc this can only be done when you don't need to go first, if for some reason you need to go first then it becomes a 50/50 gamble between losing a bunch of land units or being able to defend yourself
Attrition is a noun. The verb would be: to attrit
Blitzkrieg!
Yes sir…. You have mastered the tactic of unbalanced combat.