Thanks for doing these videos, it helps me learn the game by watching you. I've found there are a lot of little things to remember and it is easy to forget them. In my first 3 missions, I didn't roll on the Random Event or collect items after winning a battle. For "Movement to Contact", the INF may be dug-in: [7.1.1] Movement to Contact This mission is to gain contact with the enemy. It is essentially the same as an Attack, except the enemy forces are not considered dug-in on a starting 1d6 roll of 1-2. And in that same attack, you can't target the AT in the first round: [7.3.4] AT Gun Spotting Restriction The Germans were reasonably adept at hiding their AT guns. In any mission, you are not allowed to target an AT gun on the first Combat Round, unless it has fired on your tank first (which might happen in an Attack or Assault,
Another interesting playthrough. 👍I did notice you pulled an Sdkfz 222 instead of 232 but I don't think it mattered. Question regarding the Recon vehicle: They have armour, so when you fired the HE I am not sure it should be an automatic kill like it would be for a truck. I don't have my game yet so can't check any charts.
I have a counter cutter that I bought on Amazon. The 1/2" counters are a little tricky with it, but everything else fits in it nicely. I think it is best for 5/8" counters.
I believe an already Suppressed INF when it receives a second suppression takes a step loss. The whole Inf combat is a little difficult to learn. So you missed with Main Gun, but since the INF was already Suppressed, your miss means Inf gets another suppression therefore Step Loss and is eliminated (since it was already reduced). It didn't matter in your game...
Really enjoying these playthroughs, thanks.👍
Thanks Dave. A perfect play through I enjoy a lot. Please more….
Thanks for doing these videos, it helps me learn the game by watching you. I've found there are a lot of little things to remember and it is easy to forget them. In my first 3 missions, I didn't roll on the Random Event or collect items after winning a battle.
For "Movement to Contact", the INF may be dug-in:
[7.1.1] Movement to Contact
This mission is to gain contact with the enemy.
It is essentially the same as an Attack, except
the enemy forces are not considered dug-in on a
starting 1d6 roll of 1-2.
And in that same attack, you can't target the AT in the first round:
[7.3.4] AT Gun Spotting Restriction
The Germans were reasonably adept at hiding
their AT guns. In any mission, you are not allowed
to target an AT gun on the first Combat Round,
unless it has fired on your tank first (which might
happen in an Attack or Assault,
Thanks for the tips. I'm trying to remember all of the little things.
Another interesting playthrough. 👍I did notice you pulled an Sdkfz 222 instead of 232 but I don't think it mattered. Question regarding the Recon vehicle: They have armour, so when you fired the HE I am not sure it should be an automatic kill like it would be for a truck. I don't have my game yet so can't check any charts.
The chart calls out wheeled vehicles, which I interpret as the recon vehicles.
Dave, I think you must make a roll to see if the German's fire first.
I think no. The order of fire is only by type of mission, not by dice roll
@@fernandoceanbermudez9910 You are correct.
What size rounder did you use on those counters?
I have a counter cutter that I bought on Amazon. The 1/2" counters are a little tricky with it, but everything else fits in it nicely. I think it is best for 5/8" counters.
I believe an already Suppressed INF when it receives a second suppression takes a step loss. The whole Inf combat is a little difficult to learn. So you missed with Main Gun, but since the INF was already Suppressed, your miss means Inf gets another suppression therefore Step Loss and is eliminated (since it was already reduced). It didn't matter in your game...
You are correct. It is hard to remember that you can actually do damage when you miss.
can Smoke be played in the rain?
I don't see anything in the rules that say you can't use smoke in the rain.