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Could three hexes concentrate all the their strength points against a single hex in mountains? It seems like the attackers should be heavily penalised for fighting in mountains, if they're not alpine units. Maybe three hexes couldn't coordinate an attack against a single hex, and they should be limited to attacking from only 1 or 2 hexes? I wonder how this all worked out historically. I really have no idea how any of this should work! 😀

I must have missed this; what does a counter represent? A division?

I absolutely love the BTS of a game designer in their natural environment. Thanks for showing us behind the curtain, allergies and all.

I am also in favour of summarising rules and removing many exceptions, but some of the things you mention are not logical in my opinion. Defending in the mountains is easier (the terrain protects you...) + attacking in the mountains is more difficult (movement, generally if the defender has chosen well, is upwards...), so even if both fight in the mountains, this cannot cancel out a defensive modifier, for the above reasons. Cavalry always supplied. Horses eat fodder... but soldiers need, in addition to food, ammunition, spare parts, additional clothing, medicines... I think that in conflicts of the 20th and 21st centuries, Napoleonic foraging or the American Civil War as a supply, even if it is limited... I don't see it. And even less so that they can supply. Just as you show the artillery... it has too powerful capabilities. It is not affected by ZOC and it exercises it... and as it does not need supply, it could cut off the entire enemy rearguard with impunity without problems... in the style of the cavalry in the US Civil War. I think that what is really unnecessary, and more so in WWI, is to exercise ZOC in high mountains. The capacity of units established in high mountains to move, at that scale, to influence or stop enemy units moving nearby (at that scale it doesn't have to be so close) is really very limited. But everyone designs their games as they see fit!

Nice. Keep at it. Keeping good notes I hope.

Great to see your rules explorations!

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Good stuff looks like your delving into your own game design :)

Very cool we unbox our trench knife games yesterday it looks like a cool game

My Trench Knife game appears to have arrived yesterday. I have large pile of stuff to catch up on from the Illness-verse.

New Compass email says they've started shipping Zeppelin Raider early!!!!

Paraphrase of the day: keep your family close and your favorite toilet closer... That's my day😢 Managed to get out. Run some errands post office Bank Mickey D's for breakfast. Then Walmart for prescriptions and some food. I am over the the falsified budget of $80 but that's life... Supposed to be a high of 97°F. I just stepped outside and even in the shade the air is not cool when the breeze slows down. It's just as hot as if there was no breeze.

Good afternoon. Sir. Video👍👍

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"Wargame my wargame." This will take me all day to think about. :)