I am going to spend the day at an ASL tourneyment

JM^3 · 14-01-2005, 14:15:54

I hope I still remember the rules (haven't played in a year).

JOn Miller

MDA · 14-01-2005, 14:16:42

I haven't played since the 80's.

Funkodrom · 14-01-2005, 14:16:45

Age Sex Location?

MDA · 14-01-2005, 14:18:54

I assumed Avalon Hill's (Advanced) Squad Leader boardgame.

Funkodrom · 14-01-2005, 14:19:39

Never heard of it.

zmama · 14-01-2005, 14:22:39

I read it as ALS

Explains the typing

HelloKitty · 14-01-2005, 14:33:07

12/female middle school cheerleader/near you!

Funkodrom · 14-01-2005, 14:37:46

Damn, I was after an asian lesbian.

Drekkus · 14-01-2005, 14:50:14

HelloKitty · 14-01-2005, 15:28:47

Well the internet can teach you that all cheerleaders are also lesbians. Try google for confirmation.

Gary · 14-01-2005, 15:44:10

Hey ! You're right !

Now if you only werent so damned old

DaShi · 14-01-2005, 16:05:25

12 is too old!

MDA · 14-01-2005, 16:05:28

Some nasty child trade springing up in the aftermath of the Tsunami.

It was already a problem, now its a boom market.

JM^3 · 15-01-2005, 18:05:34

I won one, and lost two

I think I am going back for another game this evening

Jon Miller

JM^3 · 16-01-2005, 02:39:25

overall

2-2

JM

MDA · 16-01-2005, 16:01:07

I remember those games taking a week to play.

Ah, the good old days when I had whole weeks of time with nothing to do.

JM^3 · 16-01-2005, 16:37:46

if you play one that is ~7 turns with about ~20 peices per side and ~1 board it takes ~4 hours

Jon Miller

Koshko · 16-01-2005, 20:57:31

So have you cybered yet?

MOBIUS · 16-01-2005, 21:37:52

I thought it was ASshoLe...

Ah, good old Squad Leader - the boardgame precursor to Combat Mission...

notyoueither · 17-01-2005, 05:55:27

Quote:

Originally posted by JM^3
overall

2-2

JM

Which scenarios did you play?

JM^3 · 17-01-2005, 07:35:25

One out of the brandnew journal (#6)

One from dispatches from the bunker. (a thing put out by people from boston) - this was definitely the last game

the other two I don't remember where they came from (I think the two I sorta named were the ones I won)

I could look up the one from journal 6

the peopel I played against picked out a selection of scenarios to play from (since I didn't bring my stuff), than I got to pick sides

teh first one I was Brits trying to keep the germans from crossing the map (I think bewildered was in the title) - I lost this one (I had two PIATs and a HIP smallish AT gun, he just had to get his 12 or 17 points across the board (I think 45?) and had two tanks (one panther) and some elite infantry (I ended up not really guarding the way he went...))

second I was ??? trying to keep russians from taking the village - lost this one (don't remember the board right now, I was suppose to hold some buildings and the russians came from off board, I had a pill box, a trench, an AT gun, and some sort of small french vehicle (captured))

third I won, was playing New Zealanders agaist German, I had 3 tanks (which were mostly good at shooting smoke) and some elite squads, my opponents squads were also elite (I ended up rolling 8 snake-eyes throughout the game)

In this game my OBA destroyed half his force (to show how lucky I was)

4th time I was defending again, italians were attacking

anyways, the fourth one I think was the 40 and 42, my opponent had 5 tanks without radios (only two of them had a real main armanent) and I had two AT guns, also my squads were green and 1st line while he had two elites (and the rest were first line)

I ended up winiing, and I think that time the dice were a little less in my favor (but still in my favor)

Jon Miller

JM^3 · 17-01-2005, 07:41:36

One out of journal 6 was game three. It was the one played on a highly modified board 10. And they weren't tanks, but Armored cars (Staghounds).

Jon Miller (overlay 6 was used)

JM^3 · 17-01-2005, 07:52:15

what is weird is that I remember what happened for game two

I remember the basic layout of the map

I remember where his attack was

I can remember how my defense was (and its weaknesses)

but I can't remember the board numbers, or even exactly what side I played (I keep leaning towards second string germans...)

Jon Miller

notyoueither · 17-01-2005, 07:55:32

I remember one Greek vs Italian scenario. I rolled up at least 6 Italian heroes. Too bad my tactics sucked so bad that the Greeks still won. A friend and I were playing every scenario in chronological order with him being allied and me axis. I remember getting royally kicked in 'Half a Chance' as well (the Italians are supposed to be able to win that one).

JM^3 · 17-01-2005, 18:03:30

You have played a lot more scenarios than I. I only have the ones from the standard games, plus a couple of historical modules (And two journals). Most everyone is bored of those scenarios, and so I play ones they have from other sources.

How big was the scenario to roll up 6 heroes? Also, it is really hard to do anything with italians because of their 6 moral.

Jon Miller

Chris · 17-01-2005, 18:43:23

Paradox bought the rights to Squad Leader, it will soon be introducing a new PC version of it.

14-01-2005, 14:15:54	#1
JM^3 colossal bender Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In front of my computer	I am going to spend the day at an ASL tourneyment I hope I still remember the rules (haven't played in a year). JOn Miller __________________ The G in Greg stands for Gaylord.

14-01-2005, 14:16:45	#3
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14-01-2005, 14:19:39	#5
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14-01-2005, 14:33:07	#7
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14-01-2005, 14:37:46	#8
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14-01-2005, 14:16:42	#2
MDA Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: updated his email address and can look but not post	I haven't played since the 80's.

14-01-2005, 14:18:54	#4
MDA Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: updated his email address and can look but not post	I assumed Avalon Hill's (Advanced) Squad Leader boardgame.

14-01-2005, 14:22:39	#6
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14-01-2005, 14:50:14	#9
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14-01-2005, 15:28:47	#10
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14-01-2005, 15:44:10	#11
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14-01-2005, 16:05:25	#12
DaShi Hooray for Earth! Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: I was in the turkey!	12 is too old! __________________ GregW is still a gaylord. Still a gaylord entirely.

14-01-2005, 16:05:28	#13
MDA Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: updated his email address and can look but not post	Some nasty child trade springing up in the aftermath of the Tsunami. It was already a problem, now its a boom market.

15-01-2005, 18:05:34	#14
JM^3 colossal bender Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In front of my computer	I won one, and lost two I think I am going back for another game this evening Jon Miller __________________ The G in Greg stands for Gaylord.

16-01-2005, 02:39:25	#15
JM^3 colossal bender Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In front of my computer	overall 2-2 JM __________________ The G in Greg stands for Gaylord.

16-01-2005, 16:01:07	#16
MDA Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: updated his email address and can look but not post	I remember those games taking a week to play. Ah, the good old days when I had whole weeks of time with nothing to do.

16-01-2005, 16:37:46	#17
JM^3 colossal bender Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In front of my computer	if you play one that is ~7 turns with about ~20 peices per side and ~1 board it takes ~4 hours Jon Miller __________________ The G in Greg stands for Gaylord.

16-01-2005, 20:57:31	#18
Koshko ... Join Date: Nov 2001	So have you cybered yet?

16-01-2005, 21:37:52	#19
MOBIUS Ho! Ho! Ho! Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Goosestepping all over Greece!	I thought it was ASshoLe... Ah, good old Squad Leader - the boardgame precursor to Combat Mission... __________________ "If Greg walks around our store with his hood on, he'll miss lots of special offers." TESCO - Gaylord Branch

17-01-2005, 07:35:25	#21
JM^3 colossal bender Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In front of my computer	One out of the brandnew journal (#6) One from dispatches from the bunker. (a thing put out by people from boston) - this was definitely the last game the other two I don't remember where they came from (I think the two I sorta named were the ones I won) I could look up the one from journal 6 the peopel I played against picked out a selection of scenarios to play from (since I didn't bring my stuff), than I got to pick sides teh first one I was Brits trying to keep the germans from crossing the map (I think bewildered was in the title) - I lost this one (I had two PIATs and a HIP smallish AT gun, he just had to get his 12 or 17 points across the board (I think 45?) and had two tanks (one panther) and some elite infantry (I ended up not really guarding the way he went...)) second I was ??? trying to keep russians from taking the village - lost this one (don't remember the board right now, I was suppose to hold some buildings and the russians came from off board, I had a pill box, a trench, an AT gun, and some sort of small french vehicle (captured)) third I won, was playing New Zealanders agaist German, I had 3 tanks (which were mostly good at shooting smoke) and some elite squads, my opponents squads were also elite (I ended up rolling 8 snake-eyes throughout the game) In this game my OBA destroyed half his force (to show how lucky I was) 4th time I was defending again, italians were attacking anyways, the fourth one I think was the 40 and 42, my opponent had 5 tanks without radios (only two of them had a real main armanent) and I had two AT guns, also my squads were green and 1st line while he had two elites (and the rest were first line) I ended up winiing, and I think that time the dice were a little less in my favor (but still in my favor) Jon Miller __________________ The G in Greg stands for Gaylord. Last edited by JM^3; 17-01-2005 at 07:47:49.

17-01-2005, 07:41:36	#22
JM^3 colossal bender Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In front of my computer	One out of journal 6 was game three. It was the one played on a highly modified board 10. And they weren't tanks, but Armored cars (Staghounds). Jon Miller (overlay 6 was used) __________________ The G in Greg stands for Gaylord.

17-01-2005, 07:52:15	#23
JM^3 colossal bender Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In front of my computer	what is weird is that I remember what happened for game two I remember the basic layout of the map I remember where his attack was I can remember how my defense was (and its weaknesses) but I can't remember the board numbers, or even exactly what side I played (I keep leaning towards second string germans...) Jon Miller __________________ The G in Greg stands for Gaylord.

17-01-2005, 07:55:32	#24
notyoueither a loyal subject Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: What was the subject?	I remember one Greek vs Italian scenario. I rolled up at least 6 Italian heroes. Too bad my tactics sucked so bad that the Greeks still won. A friend and I were playing every scenario in chronological order with him being allied and me axis. I remember getting royally kicked in 'Half a Chance' as well (the Italians are supposed to be able to win that one). __________________ (\__/) (='.'=) (")_(") This is bunny. He owns your soul!

17-01-2005, 18:03:30	#25
JM^3 colossal bender Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In front of my computer	You have played a lot more scenarios than I. I only have the ones from the standard games, plus a couple of historical modules (And two journals). Most everyone is bored of those scenarios, and so I play ones they have from other sources. How big was the scenario to roll up 6 heroes? Also, it is really hard to do anything with italians because of their 6 moral. Jon Miller __________________ The G in Greg stands for Gaylord.

17-01-2005, 18:43:23	#26
Chris really doesn't pay attention Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: With the Monkey Pirates	Paradox bought the rights to Squad Leader, it will soon be introducing a new PC version of it. __________________ Her name is aphrodite and she rides a crimson shell

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