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Forum » General Wargaming Discussions » Arranging Games » WWII Ain't been shot mum (organising game for 12th and 17th of Aug)
WWII Ain't been shot mum
RMcNDate: Tuesday, 07-Aug-2012, 15:21:17 | Message # 1
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Since Gerry won't be in. Does Alan B or Banksi have the rules and cards to be able to play something this weekend on the WWII rules or do you two want to play Confrontation against each other?
 
BanksiDate: Tuesday, 07-Aug-2012, 19:07:07 | Message # 2
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I don't have the cards for WW2 so I guess it will have to be something else.

Confrontation sounds good, 2000pts OK?

Of course I know your name, it's your face I can't remember - Parahandy
 
RMcNDate: Saturday, 25-Aug-2012, 14:34:50 | Message # 3
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Ill see if I can join traveller or maybe do Sharp Practice with Tom, or a board game!!

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Are you playing Ain't been shot mum this Sunday?

What are Gerry, Alan B etc doing?

 
pavlovDate: Saturday, 25-Aug-2012, 14:42:06 | Message # 4
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Hi

Gerry has said and I quote "if i can get my finger out my arse then iabsm's on" so I still dont know if he's getting his finger out of his arse biggrin , failing that we have planned WoW and/or gears of war.

Oh I might have been using a bit of artistic license and or paraphrasing biggrin

Alan
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There is f&*k all cool about 10+ civil engineers running around every battlefield
 
zellakDate: Sunday, 30-Dec-2012, 23:48:37 | Message # 5
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http://www.ospreypublishing.com/blog/bolt_action_americans_v_germans

Here is a link to a battle report using a new WW2 ruleset written by Rick Priestley....they are using 28mm miniatures, but 20mm would work just as well.

DEMON : " When next we meet, i shall tear you limb from limb...there will be no escape. "

Hero: " You bring balloon animals and i'll hire a clown..... we can make it a regular party. "
 
pavlovDate: Sunday, 30-Dec-2012, 23:51:44 | Message # 6
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Hi

I have rules and cards for Iabsm but no figures.

Alan

There is f&*k all cool about 10+ civil engineers running around every battlefield
 
zellakDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 00:30:43 | Message # 7
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I see Andy has British and German 20mm, Banksi has 20mm Yanks, you have a load of unpainted 15mm FoW.

Gerry has a lot of 20mm and 28mm stuff.

And Jack McB was planning to also get into FoW.

And you have the IABSM rules....is it the 3rd edition ?

DEMON : " When next we meet, i shall tear you limb from limb...there will be no escape. "

Hero: " You bring balloon animals and i'll hire a clown..... we can make it a regular party. "
 
pavlovDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 00:43:23 | Message # 8
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Yes the latest editon, i'm looking to shift some of the FoW stuff in order to move over to 20mm suff in the future STILL WAITING FOR GERRY TO LET ME SEE ARMY LISTS IN ORDER TO GET SOME KRAUT STUFF AND OR BRITISH/AMERICAN. Oh thinking out loud again :D.

And I need to shift a load of 28mm late war British infantry.

Alan

There is f&*k all cool about 10+ civil engineers running around every battlefield
 
zellakDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 01:06:14 | Message # 9
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STILL WAITING FOR GERRY TO LET ME SEE ARMY LISTS IN ORDER TO GET SOME KRAUT STUFF AND OR BRITISH/AMERICAN.


No point in shouting, Gerry has left the building. wink

Would like to join in the odd game now and then...but used to play a lot of WW2...gave all my 20mm Airfix stuff away.

Rapid Fire used to be the favourite WW2 rule set at the club.

Except when playing 1/300 scale then it was WRG.

DEMON : " When next we meet, i shall tear you limb from limb...there will be no escape. "

Hero: " You bring balloon animals and i'll hire a clown..... we can make it a regular party. "
 
pavlovDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 13:39:26 | Message # 10
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Hi

But he's like one of those birds that sometimes come here like waxwings and pink storks .......pink storks might be right more chance of him spotting this than sorting out his spam filter to take e-mails it's not like I'm trying to flog viagra or mail order bribes . biggrin

Alan

There is f&*k all cool about 10+ civil engineers running around every battlefield
 
zellakDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 14:30:46 | Message # 11
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or mail order bribes


LOL biggrin

DEMON : " When next we meet, i shall tear you limb from limb...there will be no escape. "

Hero: " You bring balloon animals and i'll hire a clown..... we can make it a regular party. "
 
BanksiDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 16:06:44 | Message # 12
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I'm not dissing IABSM but normally I try to come up with a cunning plan (Not involving turnips) with my armies but with IABSM you have to fight against the cards before you hit the enemy, talk about a war on two fronts. biggrin

Of course I know your name, it's your face I can't remember - Parahandy
 
zellakDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 17:18:40 | Message # 13
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Aye , i think they call it "friction". tongue

DEMON : " When next we meet, i shall tear you limb from limb...there will be no escape. "

Hero: " You bring balloon animals and i'll hire a clown..... we can make it a regular party. "
 
pavlovDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 18:39:34 | Message # 14
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There's at least two players in the club who actualy need to move into contact before they start blaming the cards.

Alan
Message edited by pavlov - Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 18:39:58

There is f&*k all cool about 10+ civil engineers running around every battlefield
 
RMcNDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 21:46:38 | Message # 15
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Having played IABSM I would say it works best in small "a few platoons each" sized battles. Like ROE. Especially in the club. Each turn is meant to represent only a few moments. With a scenario behind it and an Umpire to guide the cards give a feeling of a story opening up infront of you - the unpredictability you give the orders but the men may not follow in good time or at all. You may have a gods eye view but certain units never go when you want them.

It is different and requires different thinking strategy - you soon pick up how long should you keep the units under blinds. When the big men should be activating or more often taking off shock!! Once the units in shooting range (9" I beleive) of the enemy they fire whether their card activated or not.


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There's at least two players in the club who actualy need to move into contact before they start blaming the cards.

Now now its the festive week - good will and all that.
Who knows maybe they will make a New Years Resolution!!
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BanksiDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 21:50:38 | Message # 16
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There's at least two players in the club who actually need to move into contact before they start blaming the cards.


Who said I was blaming the cards, is it because 1/2 my Americans are now armed with Scissors
tongue

biggrin It's actually a good game, i just haven't gotten used to the mechanics yet

Of course I know your name, it's your face I can't remember - Parahandy
 
pavlovDate: Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 22:59:00 | Message # 17
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Hi

I thought the Americans had stopped for ice cream not a teabreak biggrin

Or oddball was driving them "2 forward an 3 reverse gears man"

Alan
Message edited by pavlov - Monday, 31-Dec-2012, 23:32:54

There is f&*k all cool about 10+ civil engineers running around every battlefield
 
zellakDate: Sunday, 06-Jan-2013, 21:54:40 | Message # 18
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I'd like to join in on the IABSM game on the 13th Jan....if there is space ?

DEMON : " When next we meet, i shall tear you limb from limb...there will be no escape. "

Hero: " You bring balloon animals and i'll hire a clown..... we can make it a regular party. "
 
BanksiDate: Sunday, 06-Jan-2013, 21:58:42 | Message # 19
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To Zellak ... want me to bring in my Americans?

I know your more a Bolshevik type guy but you have to play the good guys at some point
tongue

Of course I know your name, it's your face I can't remember - Parahandy
 
zellakDate: Sunday, 06-Jan-2013, 22:23:38 | Message # 20
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I dont know whats been arranged, who is doing the scenario ?

Are the Yanks involved ?

If so i dont mind what side i'm on. smile

DEMON : " When next we meet, i shall tear you limb from limb...there will be no escape. "

Hero: " You bring balloon animals and i'll hire a clown..... we can make it a regular party. "
 
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