The armed half-track

[Herr Straße Laufer]

Well, I'm playing a test scenario on a 400x400 hex map with huge amounts of units.

This seems to be out of the "tactical scale" of the game? But, I see your point. I would not want to stop you from enjoying what you enjoy. I just don't think the game was ever intended to model something so big.

We must have the equivalent of ten battles going on along with the strategic element involved.

I'd rather it was broken up into ten smaller scenarios/battles. :)

Each to their own but I still think some roe's are too rigid and, I have to add, throughout my game career, I don't think anyone has ever queried my tactics? I feel a comment I have thrown into the discussion has been distorted by some comments?

Maybe you should state what you mean for the sake of clarity?
It seems that some comments were made based on your original premises and that the discussions developed along the way?
You'll need to show me the distortion of your words?

I still maintain some tactics are valid that perhaps others would find gamey, doesn't mean they are wrong?

You will not ever convince me that empty trucks/transport Ht's/horses/motorcycles, and the like can be used to block roads/LOS/victory hexes/exit hexes and/or draw fire to allow combat troops to advance unbashed by opt fire. Or, use empty trucks or transport halftracks to pull a "circle the wagons" to allow combat units to surround and capture enemy combat units. On those we will have to disagree? :chin:
Some people's "tactics" may just be some people's "gamey tactics"?

I think my simple personal ROE's keep realism in and gamey-ness out of the game. :smoke:



RR