Hello. very interesting and illustrative. It offers an organized and very substantial approach. It has clarified my ideas. We tried to play Black Powder Napoleonic period. Although one has read military history, it is difficult to adequately judge how to act or progress in the game and adapt to the limitations of a board game. For example, you cannot waste several turns firing your artillery to achieve some effect and then advance with better possibilities. In addition, the slow and sober conversation is very attractive. Once again, thank you very much.
A very thoughtful series. For myself I like to find an enjoyable narrative in a game, even if I do not win. I tend to prefer a cooperative wargame these days.
@@JackSargePainting That is also my direction at the moment. The focus should be on story and togetherness. Here in Germany I just have the feeling that winning is more of a focus. But you can also try to win without being a bad teammate, which some people probably don't know. (sigh)
Hello. very interesting and illustrative. It offers an organized and very substantial approach. It has clarified my ideas. We tried to play Black Powder Napoleonic period. Although one has read military history, it is difficult to adequately judge how to act or progress in the game and adapt to the limitations of a board game. For example, you cannot waste several turns firing your artillery to achieve some effect and then advance with better possibilities. In addition, the slow and sober conversation is very attractive. Once again, thank you very much.
@@jorgescotti1919 Thx for watching. 🙏 BP in particular has its own requirements due to the nature of the rules.
This was a great series, Bjorn. Well done!
@@WarGamingNewbHistorical Thx, Josh. 🙏 Sometimes my philosophical passion comes through. 😉
A very thoughtful series. For myself I like to find an enjoyable narrative in a game, even if I do not win. I tend to prefer a cooperative wargame these days.
@@JackSargePainting That is also my direction at the moment. The focus should be on story and togetherness. Here in Germany I just have the feeling that winning is more of a focus. But you can also try to win without being a bad teammate, which some people probably don't know. (sigh)