(09-17-2018, 08:51 AM)Tankertony Wrote: Hello Gentlemen,
I've just completed the first major revision of my Putingrad scenario. After play-testing against a human, I've streamlined it a bit and brought it down from a size 9 to a size 7. Hypothetical Meeting engagement in the upper Donbass between a panzer division and a tank brigade.
It may need one more battle to adjust the points scheme, so I'm looking for an opponent to take either side. It is intended that the German player be aggressive and move in and take Putingrad as quickly as possible, and then prepare for the inevitable Russian onslaught. The whole map is eerily similar to another '-grad'.
You can download it here; everyone is welcome to take a look.

I also have another scenario in the works: a huge map desert battle 43' (southern Tunisia). Size 8 or 9.

Tankertony>>>

(09-17-2018, 08:51 AM)Tankertony Wrote: Hello Gentlemen,
I've just completed the first major revision of my Putingrad scenario. After play-testing against a human, I've streamlined it a bit and brought it down from a size 9 to a size 7. Hypothetical Meeting engagement in the upper Donbass between a panzer division and a tank brigade.
It may need one more battle to adjust the points scheme, so I'm looking for an opponent to take either side. It is intended that the German player be aggressive and move in and take Putingrad as quickly as possible, and then prepare for the inevitable Russian onslaught. The whole map is eerily similar to another '-grad'.
You can download it here; everyone is welcome to take a look.

I also have another scenario in the works: a huge map desert battle 43' (southern Tunisia). Size 8 or 9.

Tankertony>>>

(11-25-2018, 11:38 PM)Tiger 88 Wrote:

(09-17-2018, 08:51 AM)Tankertony Wrote: Hello Gentlemen,
I've just completed the first major revision of my Putingrad scenario. After play-testing against a human, I've streamlined it a bit and brought it down from a size 9 to a size 7. Hypothetical Meeting engagement in the upper Donbass between a panzer division and a tank brigade.
It may need one more battle to adjust the points scheme, so I'm looking for an opponent to take either side. It is intended that the German player be aggressive and move in and take Putingrad as quickly as possible, and then prepare for the inevitable Russian onslaught. The whole map is eerily similar to another '-grad'.
You can download it here; everyone is welcome to take a look.

I also have another scenario in the works: a huge map desert battle 43' (southern Tunisia). Size 8 or 9.

Tankertony>>>

Tony - Von Earl and I just completed this one - with me as the Germans and it was not even close as the Germans have the advantage right off the bat, plus the Reds are very outgunned - results were a major loss for the reds as we stopped with about 10 turns left. Seems to us both that the Reds have no answers for the german tanks, and nothing to counter the tigers.

How do Earl and I get credit for this game as it is not in the database listing? Should I go ahead and put the game in the DB?

Thanks for all the work Tony in creating scenarios for us!

Steve


Hello Steve, 

Thanks for that battle report. I absolutely agree, this one needs more adjustment. Rather than adding a lot more Russian forces, I am going to gut some of the German OOB in order to keep the battle roughly the same size. I played a couple of games and made good notes and gotten feedback. 
Don't add it to the DB just yet, as I have one more revision to go. As for credit, I'm not sure how you want to handle it. Since I haven't officially released the scenario, it's still kinda in playtest mode. 
I'll post when I have it ready. 

Tankertony

(11-30-2018, 08:21 PM)Ivan The Big Wrote: Putingrad is already a real scenario by the very nature of it being attached to this thread. I have a copy on my rig.

I don't see a problem with TankerTony adding it to the data base as Putingrad[1st Edition]. In this way Von and Tiger88 could report their game played.

Then when TT has updated it he could change the database record to show [2nd Edition] or better yet maybe add [2nd Edition] as a whole new entry. The latter way might be better because the players that come along after this conversation could experience what the scenario was like at its inception [1st  Edition] and what it evolved into [2nd Edition].

The only problem/caveat I see is the file name. The file for [1st Edition] would have to be identified by renaming to something like putingrad[1st] or just keeping it putingrad and then when the second comes out naming it putingrad[2nd] or something like that. This would prevent the over writing on one's rig of the old file. The map and org file shouldn't need to be changed.

Either way its a valid scenario so I would add it to the database even with and while play testing is going on.

Regards,
John

(11-30-2018, 08:21 PM)Ivan The Big Wrote: Putingrad is already a real scenario by the very nature of it being attached to this thread. I have a copy on my rig.

I don't see a problem with TankerTony adding it to the data base as Putingrad[1st Edition]. In this way Von and Tiger88 could report their game played.

Then when TT has updated it he could change the database record to show [2nd Edition] or better yet maybe add [2nd Edition] as a whole new entry. The latter way might be better because the players that come along after this conversation could experience what the scenario was like at its inception [1st  Edition] and what it evolved into [2nd Edition].

The only problem/caveat I see is the file name. The file for [1st Edition] would have to be identified by renaming to something like putingrad[1st] or just keeping it putingrad and then when the second comes out naming it putingrad[2nd] or something like that. This would prevent the over writing on one's rig of the old file. The map and org file shouldn't need to be changed.

Either way its a valid scenario so I would add it to the database even with and while play testing is going on.

Regards,
John