(05-29-2016, 03:40 AM)Jason Petho Wrote:

(05-23-2016, 09:24 AM)zap Wrote: That kind of time limit could still produce a game.
But we do have, now, many scenario depicting "what ifs" after the WWII concludes. Which are very entertaining. With the new CS, being able port those scenarios "upgraded" into the new CS will work for me.

Definitely, zap.

I have been formulating one storyline per decade after world war 2 where I could see the Cold War going hot. Plus, doing that will allow for the evolution of the equipment and organizations for the various countries on the battlefield.

Very exciting indeed

(05-28-2016, 09:40 PM)Dan Caviness Wrote: Hey Petri, very nice work on Proko, and no offense intended if I misnamed the scenario.
I'm emailing my notes.

Reading through the topic thread I spotted your earlier post about MC's and they do have some high defense, perhaps credit given to speed/maneuverability?

In addition...they spot when unloaded.
Handlers I'm assuming?
If they are unloaded and spot, I can see that, the cavalry units appear to do the same with the latest revision and most games (all the way back to black powder games) I've played always accounted for cavalry handlers after dismounting.
Terrible Swift Sword used to deduct a strength point to account for it.
I.E., a 6 strength cavalry unit would lose one or two points strength fighting on foot.


Just don't unload those MC's on a forest road, since 12 Harleys/Zundapps block as effectively as 12 Shermans/Tigers...;O)

Being a motorcycle guy...I consider my steel horse (with apologies to Bon Jovi is it?) the equal of those old flesh based monsters.  In addition, my bike does what I ask her to without a fight.  As long as I don't ask too much...    Actually I need to retract that statement...a bike will bite you...hard...

Or maybe I'm just a pervert who enjoys being slapped in the ass by my Japanese mistress while wearing leather? 


Mistress Honda...my high speed dominatrix...


Regards,

Dan

(05-29-2016, 04:32 AM)zap Wrote: Thinking about it, going decade by decade with battlefield development, Would make the transition of battlefield tactics something I could handle and maybe bring me up to speed on modern battles. And maybe even like playing modern battles.

I must of been more flexible when I was younger. I remember playing an opponent in the board game called "Fulda Gap". I remember it being fun, especially when I was able to drop tactical nukes on his grouped up forces!

(05-29-2016, 10:15 AM)RedDevil Wrote:

(05-28-2016, 09:40 PM)Dan Caviness Wrote: Hey Petri, very nice work on Proko, and no offense intended if I misnamed the scenario.
I'm emailing my notes.

Reading through the topic thread I spotted your earlier post about MC's and they do have some high defense, perhaps credit given to speed/maneuverability?

In addition...they spot when unloaded.
Handlers I'm assuming?
If they are unloaded and spot, I can see that, the cavalry units appear to do the same with the latest revision and most games (all the way back to black powder games) I've played always accounted for cavalry handlers after dismounting.
Terrible Swift Sword used to deduct a strength point to account for it.
I.E., a 6 strength cavalry unit would lose one or two points strength fighting on foot.


Just don't unload those MC's on a forest road, since 12 Harleys/Zundapps block as effectively as 12 Shermans/Tigers...;O)

Being a motorcycle guy...I consider my steel horse (with apologies to Bon Jovi is it?) the equal of those old flesh based monsters.  In addition, my bike does what I ask her to without a fight.  As long as I don't ask too much...    Actually I need to retract that statement...a bike will bite you...hard...

Or maybe I'm just a pervert who enjoys being slapped in the ass by my Japanese mistress while wearing leather? 


Mistress Honda...my high speed dominatrix...


Regards,

Dan

what the heck :) DanC... my new found pal..(well maybe.. send a game over and we'll see won't we?) HA!
 If you're a mate of JB's, you should be a mate of the Devil's, we are all crazy and good old boys, especially old Jedi John.... Swish with the Saber's and watch out for loose clothing.. it catches fire..

Any ways.. my real purpose to this  post was to slap you on the ass and not like your mistress.. dude.. I'm married already! With kids..  geez.. :)
 A lot of fellows talk it up about those foreign made bikes.... Yeh some of them are pretty damn fast.. won't argue there.. back in '85, did watch my brother come in 2nd place in Drag racing with a 1450cc souped up Harley, Guy outta Baltimore beat him, Plummer's Racing was the name, in 1/8 mile dirt track championship.. missed 4th gear.. pity.. cuz he had 'em..
Bad fecking bike.. :.. best time was 10.40 in 1/4... with a few grams of coke fueling the fear..
Bikes are only as fast as the balls twisting the throttle     crazy ass feckers.. speed is the ultimate adrenaline high, but I like doing it in a car.. LOL  Salute up to the bikers who bust the 150mph limits.. you fellows are nuts..

oh pig poop.. I guess I'd better say something about CS to keep the thread legit, before the hands of cleansing  swifter us under the rug..  I did find that it appears most units with a SP of 1 will retreat more than 20 hexes under fire... unless.. you have a unit adjacent to them.. then they die.  

(05-30-2016, 05:53 PM)fritzfarlig Wrote: when granddad rode a motorcycle