Battle for Noville - I wonder if you could have advanced your two flank forces into the vacated hex and then moved them into the center (attacking) unit's hex. (I don't remember stacking). Then they would've been stacked to overrun together. As it happened, it didn't matter, but it would be a way to strengthen your exploitation. I hope that all makes sense.
Yes, stacking is maximum 2 steps - that is in most cases just one unit. Overstacks are immediately DG and you can not launch overrun attacks from such stacks. I think it is good though, exploitable units with their 3 attacks are very strong, but not against a fortified unit. Gives good balance.
Kevin Schnetter Thanks, the main scenario is 10 turns long and there is just one other in the book. It is 3 turns long so only one more than this. Not sure...
ThanX. Nice emplanation. Great help !
Great play through - thanks!
11:38 did you have permission to overrun from road according to rule 6.2 F?
Exellent,
Thank for your concise explanation. Great video!
Battle for Noville - I wonder if you could have advanced your two flank forces into the vacated hex and then moved them into the center (attacking) unit's hex. (I don't remember stacking).
Then they would've been stacked to overrun together. As it happened, it didn't matter, but it would be a way to strengthen your exploitation.
I hope that all makes sense.
Yes, stacking is maximum 2 steps - that is in most cases just one unit. Overstacks are immediately DG and you can not launch overrun attacks from such stacks.
I think it is good though, exploitable units with their 3 attacks are very strong, but not against a fortified unit. Gives good balance.
Nice video. You explain things well. Are you going to be doing a bigger scenario after this?
Kevin Schnetter Thanks, the main scenario is 10 turns long and there is just one other in the book. It is 3 turns long so only one more than this. Not sure...