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Dang,3 boards!

Cool video!

Willem Boersma, awesome video bro

Actually, the German armor near Moscow did make a legal move, when it moved into the woods. Enemy units don't project a ZOC into an enemy held city and only moving into a ZOC doesn't cost anything extra. Therefore the movement cost is only 2 MP.

Also, as confirmed by the designer, it doesn't matter how an OOS unit is destroyed, be it by direct attack or at the end of a turn. They are considered surrendered either way.

Actually, the Von Kleist and Guderian cards are both active from the start of the game. Therefore, the Iran card will automatically be activated in the standard game without the optional rule of random.card draws.

Actually, on 2nd thoughts the disorganized armor unit would NOT have been able to reach Minsk, even if it hadn't been disorganized. Moving into the clear terrain in front of Minsk, would also have cost 2 movement points: 1 for the terrain and 1 for leaving an enemy ZOC. A unit with a MV of 6 would be required in the given situation on the board.

I just bought this game, still learning. How many boards are in this set up?

Just bought the original set, looking forward to it

Cool, i just bought the base game. We ran scenario #1 but found out that we interpreted combat wrong so were going to do it again. But really fun so far. Lots to learn.

Why you stop playing tide of iron. It is the best game one ww2 than others you play. My opinion no one could make more realistic ww2 game than ride of iron. So play it.

What is this?

Keep em coming.

Working tanks for it. getting KV2 tanks. Looks real fun. Playing you're older mission Sunday.

Keep em coming, good stuff

This is great for us newbies!

And they need to reprint or sell this campaign book as a pdf.

Glad to see you’re still making vids and playing. Just bought a bunch of stuff. And subbed.

Did you ever publish these scenarios - hurtgen and green hell?

Pretty cool - just getting into the system.

This looks like an interesting scenario. I'm looking forward to your next video of this series. Two questions: Why have you gone back to the stock figures instead of using all your A&A units in previous videos? Also, what make and model organizers do you use for all your Memoir '44 and Axis and Allies miniatures? I want to get a better storage system myself and I am looking for ideas. Thank you.

I would like to know what make and model# your storage organizers are for your miniatures?

I really enjoyed your walkthroughs on your Dubno-Brody scenario! Would you be able to put a link to the chart that you have that shows the medal count and the turn # the scenario is at? If you cannot, could you state where that is from? Thank you

Can factories that have been moved to a major city (like a German factory in Munich moved to Paris) produce new units or is Germany restricted to building units in factories located in homeland territory? I want to beef up France to deter D-day and unless its prohibited, figured moving a factory into paris and building units from it might be the obvious answer.

I absolutely love these big scenarios. Set it up for a week or so and play both sides. Love it.

Is there no part five :(

Hello, I wanted to verify. I wanted to confirm the Germans have one SS Mountain unit on the setup? Painting my armies for the battle.

I can se it probably is, but you used a plexiglass to keep it straight, since the board was sticking out the table. Correct me if I’m wrong.

Thank you for an upload. Isn’t it a mounted map?

My dad had a lot of trouble getting supplies to his British first airborne, then when he finally broke in 2/3 of the supplies landed in German hands.

Next time I get this game to the table, I will. That may take some considerable time, though! I do believe Harsh rules does a great job on UA-cam, though, explaining all this!

Great review, great points, enjoyed your series on this game.

In our game, every 30th Corps unit that didnt cross the Waal River gave Germany 1VP. So our Germany victory was a much larger margin.

Can't wait for the playthrough

Very good vid, that's a game I think I heard Mike Rinella mention in Gary's last designer interview last week. 👍

Wow, supply rules are a huge balancing factor between Allied and German forces.

Sometimes the best games are the ones you play when the reinforcement table is not known to both players. One of the best Gettysburg games I ever played was one with me as the Union and not knowing where Early was going to show up on the battlefield... surprise! 🍻

Getting tougher and tougher for the Allies. Really enjoying your series, can wait to play the game ourselves and apply what we learned here. Thanks again for posting these.

Another great summary. Cant wait to play this game. Thank you for making these videos.

I’ve caught up! Great.

Looks like so much fun.

I must have missed it in one of your earlier videos - how does each side get cards, play cards? Is it a blind draw, do they have a hand from which to choose? Thanks.

I just recieved this game as a gift from a friend. I am really eager to play it. Your series has given me a great overview of the rules and tutorial of game play. Love the quick, short video format. Very clear to follow and you do a great job in explaining rules, options and strategies for both sides. (Plus, I am enjoying the game and look forward to seeing how it turns out.)

Really enjoying your videos on this game, very helpful in learning the rules & gameplay. Well done. Question about defensive artillery fire. Do they have to be in range of the unit being attacked? Or in range of any of the attacking units? Thanks again.

Absolutely! It can be obtained from Cadet games. I suppose you could look up the game on BGG and contact the designer who posts there very regularly or go to their website. The game was kickstarted last year. In fact, its successor, Blitzkrieg '40 is on kickstarter as we speak!

Also note that the placement of the Polish DZ north of the lower Rhine, is still slightly different than explained in this video. It's actually hex 3718. So the Poles do NOT share their DZ with the British. For example, this could mean that even if the British DZ were overrun, if the Poles still control their own DZ they, the Poles, that is , could still be supported by any eligible XXX corps artillery. Note that the British airborne artillery could NOT support if their DZ was controlled or occupied by the Germans!

Note that the US airborne unit in hex 0812, the town of Gemert, is 7 hexes away from its DZ and not 8, as I say in this video. If it were 8 hexes away. it WOULD be OOS. Also I erroneously refer to the Zuid Willems Canal as a river. It's a canal. In this particular example it doesn't make any difference, but a river is definitively not the same as a canal when it comes to many other rules in this game.

I just received this game, can't wait to give it a try! Is this the same Willem Boersma that used to be on the Axis & Allies miniatures forums? If it is, this is kaufschtick. 🙂

Very unfamiliar with this product. I assume it is commercially available?

Were you ever on the forums for axis and allies miniatures, that were put up by WotC? Of course, that was close to 20 years ago.