I selected “like” for this video because you have the courage to lay out this game with a cat within striking distance of it. I keep the door closed so my three cats remain frustrated.
I may actually play my game along with your video to get some practice. I will say that the rules for Carrier Battle are very well done, having clear explanations and nice design notes. I particularly like the extended example of play which I am playing along with currently. The only thing I can think of which could be improved would be to have a chart reference location in the extended example of play because it sometimes takes a little time to find the right chart. I am penciling those in for quick reference. Thanks for your helpful, well-explained video.
Hi Scott, thank you fro watching and complement. I am thinking of doing a video of the extended play example to help with reading and understanding it.
@@HissyCat That's a good idea. At this point I don't entirely understand the whys of the extended play example, but it is valuable for seeing how the game mechanics work.
@@scottpalmer829 I think to see how the overall game play works, but I am thinking I do a video that clears things up and people can watch the video and “play along” to learn.
Hi 82gaming12, thank you for watching a the kind words. One of my goals is to get better at the rules before I shoot a video and eliminate the number of rules errors for the very reason you mention. =}
Ah. The day Macarthur slept in. Tough subject for me as my grandfather ended up on a death march there, while Macarthur took a boat. They could have had the ability to knock those Japanese planes out early, but they couldn't arm the first sortie they sent out. The boss was sleeping in a half hour, with orders not to disturb. The half hour mark always seems to be a thing in history.
@@HissyCat His staff was paralyzed so only sent unarmed planes to see the Japanese landing fields. Bad cloud cover also. My grandfather had a wound in his leg that never healed right, because the Japanese soldiers would stab their legs with bamboo shoots with some kind of ointment on it so it wouldn't heal. Then if you fell, which my grandfather didn't, you know the rest. Took him decades of healing to find forgiveness, but he did. He was a wonderful man.
Hi Nerd, It is a complex rule set and I'll be back to playing it soon enough, but from what I have done so far, i have liked it. The bookkeeping is handled on the board, easy enough, unless say a cat swipes at the markers...
Hi Ijon, thank you for watching. That is correct. The scenario is a learning scenario and only introduces a few of the rules at a time, which do not include the Air vs Ship rules.
Hi anab0lic, thank you for watching the video. The first scenario is a learning scenario and the carriers are not used. They will show up in future videos. =}
Yes finally an actual scenario video. I've seen so many unboxing videos popup, I'm thrilled to see some playthrough.
Hi James, thank you for watching. I plan to do quite a few more. =)
I selected “like” for this video because you have the courage to lay out this game with a cat within striking distance of it. I keep the door closed so my three cats remain frustrated.
Thanks for watching =} Cabby loves to play wargames and help … lol
You wouldn’t think play through videos of learning scenarios would be helpful, but they certainly are to me! Thank you
Hi Ted, thank you for watching. =}
This is a better video than the one(s) already out there with the long, overhead shot.
Hi A.J. Thank you for watching and the kind words. =}
I may actually play my game along with your video to get some practice. I will say that the rules for Carrier Battle are very well done, having clear explanations and nice design notes. I particularly like the extended example of play which I am playing along with currently. The only thing I can think of which could be improved would be to have a chart reference location in the extended example of play because it sometimes takes a little time to find the right chart. I am penciling those in for quick reference. Thanks for your helpful, well-explained video.
Hi Scott, thank you fro watching and complement. I am thinking of doing a video of the extended play example to help with reading and understanding it.
@@HissyCat That's a good idea. At this point I don't entirely understand the whys of the extended play example, but it is valuable for seeing how the game mechanics work.
@@scottpalmer829 I think to see how the overall game play works, but I am thinking I do a video that clears things up and people can watch the video and “play along” to learn.
I appreciate these play through videos. They provide clarity, instruction, and insight into this interesting game.
Hi 82gaming12, thank you for watching a the kind words. One of my goals is to get better at the rules before I shoot a video and eliminate the number of rules errors for the very reason you mention. =}
Looking forward to the next video!
I have started to work on it. =)
Ah. The day Macarthur slept in. Tough subject for me as my grandfather ended up on a death march there, while Macarthur took a boat. They could have had the ability to knock those Japanese planes out early, but they couldn't arm the first sortie they sent out. The boss was sleeping in a half hour, with orders not to disturb. The half hour mark always seems to be a thing in history.
Hi Tim, Wow, what a personal story. I can't image having a do not disturb order in the middle of a war.
@@HissyCat His staff was paralyzed so only sent unarmed planes to see the Japanese landing fields. Bad cloud cover also. My grandfather had a wound in his leg that never healed right, because the Japanese soldiers would stab their legs with bamboo shoots with some kind of ointment on it so it wouldn't heal. Then if you fell, which my grandfather didn't, you know the rest. Took him decades of healing to find forgiveness, but he did. He was a wonderful man.
@@timd4524 Thank you for sharing his story. He sounds like a great man. =)
@@HissyCat Thanks for listening.
@@timd4524 Anytime, that is an awesome family story, thank you for sharing it. =)
You know, I wanted to get that game, but it seemed a bit complicated with a lot of bookkeeping. But I think I may have missed judged that.
Hi Nerd, It is a complex rule set and I'll be back to playing it soon enough, but from what I have done so far, i have liked it. The bookkeeping is handled on the board, easy enough, unless say a cat swipes at the markers...
Looks like a really interesting system!
Hey Boss, thanks for the visit. It looks really fun. I am just starting to get into it. =)
So the Japanese attack planes don't get to attack the US carrier in this scenario? Is that right?
Hi Ijon, thank you for watching. That is correct. The scenario is a learning scenario and only introduces a few of the rules at a time, which do not include the Air vs Ship rules.
Good job.
Hi WARdROBE, thank you for the visit. =)
Evening.
Hi Charles, thanks for stopping by. =)
Its called carrier battles, but I don't see any carriers?
Hi anab0lic, thank you for watching the video. The first scenario is a learning scenario and the carriers are not used. They will show up in future videos. =}