Combat Commander: Europe - Scenario 10 - Commando School
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Here is another exciting Tale from the Combat Commander Ladder, with this month's scenario coming from the Europe base game scenarios! On the shores of the Black Sea, my Soviet Commandos are resisting a German Counterattack determined to drive my men back into the sea in Commando School! We hope you enjoy!
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At the second time advance, you forgot the Sniper. At 1:01. You forgot to add the leader to the fire stack for an 11. Very exciting game. Losing the flamethrower made the pillbox all the more important.
Fritz this is Esser, we have a nasty rabbit next door named Bilkovets with big pointy teeth *mimics the teeth*, Bring out the holy hand grenade of Munich. You know what, bring the spare one from Leipzig too. Now throw it on the count of 3. One, two, five, three sir, three. throws it.
15:40 The DC could've been placed as part of the ASSAULT FIRE action correct?
I believe so, yes.
Great game. The German player noted that ‘this game has devolved into grinding’. The Germans executed the perfect first phase to take the big house on the north of the main street. Then I believe they made the wrong strategic call. Even with the hidden objective, I reckon the Germans should have run all their units off board in the NW for an immediate win. Classic example of how flexibility in doctrine is required when CC throws up challenges.
I considered that but didn’t count up enough unit objective points to make it worth the risk figuring that the Russians might have done the same.
@@douglewis1273 hey Doug no worries. You played really well. Was just thinking that if you ran ALL units off map you immediately win. There looked a decent chance you could do that rather than swing south.
Your comment really got me thinking about alternative ways to win. I went back in my log file and counted up the value all my remaining units on the map after the melee. If I had successfully run through the LOS of the .50 cal and the LMG unscathed (tough when crossing the road) AND the russian remained in place without sending just one unit off the board it would have scored my 15 (value of units) x2 or 30 points, swinging victory my way. Losing German units or just several Russians (also 2x exit) would change the calculus. I also realized that having all units off the map just triggers a sudden death check, doesn’t result in a auto win.
Either way, great idea to assist me in learning more nuances of my favorite game.
@@douglewis1273 yup good shout. I’m ALWAYS on the look out for unusual ways to win
@@douglewis1273 hi Doug, I tried to paste up a link to an AAR that shows a similar situation
Khukovsky must have been low on bullets as he kept not using his own firepower
He made a few shots, and was combined with some others. ;-)
During the Assault fire at 25:40, he fired the Flamethrower which is an Ordnance weapon. I don't think you can add the Pioniers firepower (all of +1) to the attack.
Of course, you are correct.
Hi Patrick, how can I have the scenario soft copy? Thanks
There may be a version of the playbook available online somewhere. The GMT Living Rulebook is the only officially recognize document out there.