Love the rules they have so much strategy behind them and are easy to learn not complicated without being simplistic..think DBA 3.0 is from the best out there.thank you for watching my friend!
Thank you dear John! I like DBMM as well but I found that DBA 3.0 easier to understand and less complicated without loosing strategy and historical accuracy..although I am planning to use some house rules for the longbows and crossbows I believe they could have been better. Also missing the rear supports of DBMM but I am planning to incorporate something as well..thank you for watching my friend!
Thank you my friend! Me too I am planing to post the final part this weekend. I am really enjoying the rules I believe that they are still from the best out there. Thank you for watching!
Great video, as always! I’m curious, do you typically identify a strategy for each side before you start and then stick to it, or do you find your plans changing as the battle develops? I find sticking to a plan quite difficult when I am solo gaming.
Well I start the game giving separate advantages to each of the armies during deployment..but historically advantages..usually give the terrain advantage to the English and the numbers to the French. Then I deploy historically and I play following the basic strategy of each army..French mounted attacking the flanks etc.. sometimes I give an extra deployment advantage for example in this video the French crossbows not being challenged forcing the English center to take a decision to charge or not and this creates all new possibilities..in general I deploy historically (unless I play a specific scenario) and the go with the flow..😂😂 thank you for watching my friend!
I love DBA, nice to see there is still someone out there playing it. ❤
Love the rules they have so much strategy behind them and are easy to learn not complicated without being simplistic..think DBA 3.0 is from the best out there.thank you for watching my friend!
Nice report, we play a lot of 28mm DBMM here in New Zealand. One of my favourite rule systems.
Thank you dear John! I like DBMM as well but I found that DBA 3.0 easier to understand and less complicated without loosing strategy and historical accuracy..although I am planning to use some house rules for the longbows and crossbows I believe they could have been better. Also missing the rear supports of DBMM but I am planning to incorporate something as well..thank you for watching my friend!
Interesting to see how this developed. Looking forward to the rest of the battle.
Thank you my friend! Me too I am planing to post the final part this weekend. I am really enjoying the rules I believe that they are still from the best out there. Thank you for watching!
The English left flank did very well! surprising to me.
Yes it was a surprise for me as well I was expecting them to be in trouble..let us see how things will develop..thank you for watching my friend!
An excellent batrep
Glad you enjoyed it dear Justin!
Great video, as always! I’m curious, do you typically identify a strategy for each side before you start and then stick to it, or do you find your plans changing as the battle develops? I find sticking to a plan quite difficult when I am solo gaming.
Well I start the game giving separate advantages to each of the armies during deployment..but historically advantages..usually give the terrain advantage to the English and the numbers to the French. Then I deploy historically and I play following the basic strategy of each army..French mounted attacking the flanks etc.. sometimes I give an extra deployment advantage for example in this video the French crossbows not being challenged forcing the English center to take a decision to charge or not and this creates all new possibilities..in general I deploy historically (unless I play a specific scenario) and the go with the flow..😂😂 thank you for watching my friend!
@@MedievalWargamer Fascinating stuff, I appreciate the insights! Looking forward to more!
Outstanding as always! Better than Barbenheimer!
Thank you very much my friend! To be honest I did not know what Barbenheimer was so I googled it.. hahaha thank you for watching!