Tabletop CP: Chain of Command Battle Report- Attack an Defend

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  • Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
  • Americans and Germans clash again among the snowy ruins of a shattered Belgian town. Plus another bonus game of What a Tanker!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 7

  • @bobcat73
    @bobcat73 2 роки тому +2

    That’s a rough game. Happens to everyone but the German player had a excellent deployment roll they passed on. That was before defending the jump off point. Enjoyed the video lots of fun to see this one posted. It was a odd game. Good work.

  • @grimgorkeisenpelz9392
    @grimgorkeisenpelz9392 2 роки тому

    Good report on a very nice board. I know I repeat myself, but the sounds really add a lot for me. Thanks

  • @zorkwhouse8125
    @zorkwhouse8125 2 роки тому

    Really awesome board mat and scenery - can always count on that with ya'lls battles :-)

  • @JohnDoe-yr4wc
    @JohnDoe-yr4wc 2 роки тому

    Ugh, I've had my (un)fair share of pre-game barrages shutting down my troopers like this, particularly against those punishing Soviet ones. This is why you try to deploy ASAP to try and get *something* on the field.

  • @tabletopgeneralsde310
    @tabletopgeneralsde310 2 роки тому

    That was harsh, Robert is the player mit the most bad luck you have on the channel. He should have had end the turn as he had the full dice during Andres turn. But in the end it is just a game and the dice gods hate him I think. Time to sacrifice something, to cool them down.
    Thanks for the game anyway.

  • @Archaoen
    @Archaoen 2 роки тому

    Chain of command rules are way to confusing

    • @marcrenouf2470
      @marcrenouf2470 2 роки тому

      Once you get the hang of it they're pretty simple. It's all in the Command Dice. As a one-off, games like this can be frustrating, but as part of a campaign they can be a compelling part of the narrative as one side or the other has an unexpected victory with little cost in casualties or morale.