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Scenario query - 1/23/2022 11:29:20 AM

devoncop

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Hi

In Day 1 of the Ninh Binh battle which I just started the French have a mission to get a Commander across to the east side of the river to safety. Would that be the "Chef CCO" unit ? Its not very clear which commander needs to be spirited away ...

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RE: Scenario query - 1/23/2022 11:44:44 AM

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Day Bataille #1? Let me check

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RE: Scenario query - 1/23/2022 11:45:39 AM

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Many thanks

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RE: Scenario query - 1/23/2022 11:49:52 AM

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Ah, not the leader, they should lead from the front. "Follow me, this way my men!" It is the HQ at "21,33" the SMEAC was talking about. It is quite vulnerable in where it is located, initially. Lose it, your logistics including supply levels will suffer!

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RE: Scenario query - 1/23/2022 11:57:22 AM

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Oops...better get him back off the barge then 🙂

Luckily its only turn 1 so hopefully the VC are merciful ....

Thanks for the clarification.

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RE: Scenario query - 1/23/2022 12:01:47 PM

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Luckily its only turn 1 so hopefully the VC are merciful ....

This scenario is by David Galster with my Lua code for Event Engine. My suggestion would be to not trust too much on VM leniency...

That is a fun scenario series, where in some scenarios you are assigned the VM side. They are a hoot to play, too!

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RE: Scenario query - 1/23/2022 3:14:24 PM

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quote:

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Luckily its only turn 1 so hopefully the VC are merciful ....

This scenario is by David Galster with my Lua code for Event Engine. My suggestion would be to not trust too much on VM leniency...

That is a fun scenario series, where in some scenarios you are assigned the VM side. They are a hoot to play, too!

You are not kidding about David's lack of VM leniency scripting are you ?

7 turns in and some ferocious assaults coming in. At least the HQ's are safe on the estern bank now (got to keep the aristocracy safe havent we) ? 🙂

Amphibious reinforcements just showing up ...just gotta get em landed safely somewhere !

Great scenario. Its a culture change from the others I have played so far as the French artillery doesnt get penalised for bombarding VM in villages...

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RE: Scenario query - 1/23/2022 3:49:53 PM

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Great scenario. Its a culture change from the others I have played so far as the French artillery doesnt get penalised for bombarding VM in villages...

From SMEAC:

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POLITICAL: No special political considerations.

The good old days, done on purpose. What used to be the standard, now has you rolling your eyes, doesn't it

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RE: Scenario query - 1/23/2022 4:25:40 PM

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quote:

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quote:

ORIGINAL: devoncop

Great scenario. Its a culture change from the others I have played so far as the French artillery doesnt get penalised for bombarding VM in villages...

From SMEAC:

quote:

POLITICAL: No special political considerations.

The good old days, done on purpose. What used to be the standard, now has you rolling your eyes, doesn't it

Less TV reporters and press around in 1951 ...makes all the difference :-)

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RE: Scenario query - 1/23/2022 5:21:03 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: devoncop

quote:

ORIGINAL: Crossroads

quote:

ORIGINAL: devoncop

Great scenario. Its a culture change from the others I have played so far as the French artillery doesnt get penalised for bombarding VM in villages...

From SMEAC:

quote:

POLITICAL: No special political considerations.

The good old days, done on purpose. What used to be the standard, now has you rolling your eyes, doesn't it

Less TV reporters and press around in 1951 ...makes all the difference :-)