Bolt Action Basics - troop and vehicle movement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2020
- Hello everyone and welcome back to the channel and the eighth video in the Bolt Action Basics series. In this video, we are going to be looking at movement and how you go about moving infantry sections and vehicles in games of Bolt action.
The movement mechanics in Bolt Action are simple yet very intuitive and allows you to move your infantry and vehicles around the battlefield. In this video, we will look at the different ways that movement is made using the order system.
As with the rest of the Bolt Action Basics series, the videos are intended to be a very basic overview rather than a detailed analysis. I would always recommend picking up a copy of the main Bolt Action rulebook as this will expand on the areas of the game covered by this video and the rest of the Bolt Action basics series.
Bolt Action Basics;
Building a Bolt Action army - • Bolt Action Basics - B...
Unit quality and issuing orders - • Bolt Action Basics - U...
Combat - • Bolt Action Basics - C...
Pinning and morale - • Bolt Action Basics - P...
HQ units and snap to action - • Bolt Action Basics - H...
Transports and tanks - • Bolt Action Basics - t...
Ambush - • Bolt Action Basics - A...
If you are new to Bolt Action or you are thinking about taking the plunge and starting to play the game, I hope that you will find this video series of videos helpful or interesting.
They are intended to be a very brief outline of the basic aspects of the game that will help you at the beginning of your Bolt Action journey.
If you have any comments or questions, just pop them below and I will certainly respond to all questions and comments. If you enjoyed the video, please give it a like and consider subscribing to the channel for more gaming goodness!
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Gently, onwards - ELPHNT
Happy gaming and may your dice roll well! - เกม
Another excellent guide. Like how actually moving your stuff about is one of the later ones though! 😂
Cheers Josh! I really have no idea why it took me eight videos to get around to one of the most important mechanics in the entire game 😂
A good video. It explains the basic really well. You might have a career there matey
Cheers Cal, much appreciated! I have experience/background in providing training and creating training modules so it's been quite nice transferring these skills to the world of toy soldiers 😊
Thanks for another useful video, enjoying the whole series of these 👍🏻
Cheers Chris, glad you found it useful! I probably should have included this video somewhere near the start of the series but somehow I never got round to doing it until recently 😀
Congrats on 1k! I found your channel a couple days ago when thinking about getting into bolt action and i just ended up binging your content, great videos! Im excited to see more
Thank you buddy, very kind of you! That's awesome, I'm glad you have enjoyed the videos and the channel. Bolt Action is definitely my favourite game of choice and this probably shows on the channel! There will definitely be more Bolt Action content on the channel. If you have any questions about Bolt Action, just let me know dude 😀
Thank you again
Hey Thomas, no worries at all mate. It's been really enjoyable putting these together and hopefully they'll go some way in helping people get into Bolt Action 😊
Great series mate, good for new comers and experienced gamers and this is another good learning video 👍😁
Cheers Lee! Hopefully the series will help people that have just started playing or who are looking to see if it's a game that they would like to play. It's taken a while to get to making a video about movement though 😀
Nice learning video, i think halftracks take so much points, that a blitz truck is better worth it.
Thanks Lucian! Yeah there is definitely a debate about which are the best transports to use as the points are a bit high for half tracks. Wheeled vehicles are a great option. But then there is what unit quality to take. I've seen many people take veteran transports if they are out flanking just to ensure that they actually pass the test to arrive on the battlefield 😊
thanks for doing these videos. very useful.
Cheers Allan! They've really been great fun to work on but it's also helped me as it's been a sort of rules refresh. With the current situation, not a lot of Bolt Action has been played here so it's been good to revisit the rules 😊
Always helpful to hear these rules broken down. I’m confused about how artillery moves. I wanted to add a pak 40 to my list, but it sounds like they need to be towed. I guess you can’t just deploy a heavy artillery piece at the beginning of the game and leave it there?
Cheers Matt! Yeah the movement of artillery is a tricky one. Essentially if it's a light/medium piece it can be moved by its crew with a run order but this is reduced to a movement of six inches. As the PAK40 is classed as heavy it requires a tow to enter the battlefield. The towing vehicle enters the battlefield towing the artillery piece. To dismount, it must be issued a run order of six inches. It is then fully deployed. I would imagine the only time you wouldn't need to do this would be in a scenario where one side sets up its forces before the game begins 😊