Nice Phoenix, u are cranking out the videos.

Which specific TTS mod of AH2E is this?

Good stuff Phoenix...always enjoy a good unboxing.

You order them on the website

what did you think of this game? Is it worth trying to get my self... it looks interesting that is for sure and I like roll and writes... let me know.. I am hope sick today from work..

A. very clear playthrough. Un grand merci !

I like your mat next thing I get or I will make my own large one from cardboard, you know I really like the way that mat has those light looking yardage numbers. That’s why I am using the old field with the numbers.

Nice Phoenix I have played 1.5 games so far using hybrid mode, I might do a video on it but only a quarter, Where did you get that mat made? I don’t see it on plaay.

Which team would you choose?

Good job

You just didn't get the rolls! Enjoyed the game though, hopefully next Xmas you will be more successful than this one! Thanks for highlighting the tts mod. Got it downloaded myself now. Have an enjoyable Xmas phoenix

sorry I missed it... playing combat commander with Jerry... great fun and good time... watching this now...

I found this for Phoenix kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYO8YnyfmqmNnZIsi=gT3g3PZ3v4VD6PxC Longest NHL game You were close but no cigar Better luck next time Lol 😊 And the refs said free pucks for everyone Lol 😅

What part of the US do you live in Phoenix? I'm just 10 minutes south of Pittsburgh (by necessity, not choice)

I would like to see it left intact, as sort of a blueberry Pizza! Awesome!

21:23 Man, it looks good enough to eat as it is!

Just a wee bit more buttermilk will never steer one wrong! tee hee

I think that if one uses some more naturally sweet fruit, then they shouldn't need as much processed sugar. But you probably know better than I.

Honestly, I buy a 4 pound bag of sugar every 2 years or so. But I live alone, cook sparaingly, and spartanly, and I don't normally consume a lot of processed sugar.

Are you a teacher by profession? If not, you should be!

Red Riding Ronin? Nice! EDIT: And the 3 bad Bushido! tee hee

I love these vids! Thanks Phoenix!

you should get the wooden bullets for Bullet Star.. they work so much better then the cardboard... see if you can find them... they are great..

that was quick...

Whew! Quite the adventure, eh?

Man I really want to like this game but after watching you translate the letter I have serious doubts. I can see certain people in my group checking out after about 2 minutes of that. Maybe I’ll try running it without all the RL puzzles.

26:32 end of Villian turn.. you forget to do the end of round powers on the villian card..

environments are suppose to be more against the heroes that helpful... that is their job.. to slow down and cause issues for the heroes... don't expect environments to work for the heroes.. so have a few cards that help the heroes but most don't do much to help them...

one of the best games..

they have this game on Boardgamearena and I have been looking to try it there... so this will help learn.. thanks..

The Man in the High Castle vibes!

well must be nice to have the rest of the year off... should have plenty of time to get some stuff done now...

Thanks for the video. It was a good game! Advanced is only slightly more complicated than basic.

AMA Question: you mentioned that one of your desserts was popular at work. What line of work are you in?

Next week on Mystical Muchies: the Blender takes on Mike Tyson. 😆

What size sleeves do you use for the cards?

Very good gameplay

Many thanks showing off combat..just to let you know you can only attack once per target per turn, so instead of shooting 3 times with a single die, its be a single attack of 3 dice... thats how you get "injurys" as well as normal damage. Enjoy your gaming week

you do doglegs differently in ASG... I like how i learned it and it changes it into a 1-3 or 1-4 or 1-5... meaning for every 3, 4, 5 you go forward you go left 5... depending on the severity of the dogleg..

i would suggest that you don't use wind until you get over the learning curve... maybe after you play it about 3-5 more times.. then you can add in wind.. you got lucky as the wind didn't happen but with my playthrough it was a slug with the wind conditions....

Glad you did this. I think you forgot to set up three units the Russians get to place before the German surprise attack. Also Maritime unit can only be near black sea.

Love the concept for your Arkham campaigns

by the way what happened to the side of your face? hope nothing bad...

this sounds good hope they turned out good for you...

Bars sure look good, nice.

Wow, you roll all the dice at once,

Hi Phoenix, I just took out my game as well and did a partial fight, Phoenix, isn’t a defense check done after the punches landed in that first round?

that was an amazing shot on hole 2to get it within 1 foot... just wonderful..

some bad rolls there... watching this now and on hole #2 your out in the forest... that is never good...

Regarding your narrative -- crisply written, and very concise. You're the first one to pioneer the narrative viewpoint from the Sector Controller perspective. I didn't want to tip my hand on how to do that, but you did well. If you continue writing the narrative from this perspective, I suggest you take a moment and review how radar controllers worked (which is one of the pages in the book). Then, my recommendation is that you write the following segments: a) set the scene, describe the tension in the Sector Control center, with the controller sitting in the mezzanine level, looking down at the big map as WAAFs move the German contact markers northward on the map; b) scramble the RAF Squadrons, describing them as they take off and you issue the first instructions; c) when you have NO COMMS, write to that! -- maybe something like this? "RAF 23 Squadron, Uxbridge calling. Take a heading of 120, Angels 18, Buster. Over." <STATIC> "RAF 23 Squadron, Uxbridge calling. Do you read?" <STATIC, still no response>. "Chain Home Beachy Head reporting, RAF 23 Squadron is heading 180 and engaged with Contact 3." Damn, I thought, then whispered to my assistant, Archie Woolsby-Rhys, "Looks like they've missed the call, Woolly, and now they've blundered into a gang of Messerschmitts." We stood silently together and watched in horror as the WAAFs moved the stand for 23 Squadron into a dogfight that we had hoped wouldn't have happened. There was no escaping it now, however, they were in the thick of it. The speaker crackled with the squadron leader's voice from somewhere over Channel -- "Tally-Ho, chaps! There they are!! Twelve o'clock level attack in Vics -- open fire on my order! -- NOW! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!!" I stood transfixed, my mouth open. Momentarily, I was mesmerized by the unexpected action. Thank God for Woolly. He was on the horn already issuing orders to RAF No 56 Squadron out of Manston to hit the Dorniers heading north toward the convoys. They were on the bombers before I recovered myself. I looked over at Woolly and saw him looking at me with concern -- I had blacked out and he knew it. Still, there was understanding in his eyes. This would be our little secret. I would buy him a bitter tonight at the pub. The action was intense. The loudspeaker over the map table was tuned to the fighter communications radio. We could hear the pilots as they broke into the enemy -- it was impossible to separate the fights; everything was happening at once. "Red 3, Break! Messerschmitts behind you." "Get out, Bugsy! Get out! Oh God, they've hit him." "Does anyone see any chutes?" "Negative, Red Leader, he's afire alright." "Decker 2, Decker 1, flame one Dornier! There he goes!" "Decker 1, Decker 3, another Dornier hit! You see him?" "Break left, Red 2!" My eyes focused again on Woolly. He was looking at me with an intensity I hadn't seen before -- "Boss, the Daffy Squadron? Did you give them orders." I realized I had missed that. I shook my head slowly. Another mistake. We were barely ten minutes into the engagement and I was making mistakes left and right. The suddenness of the action had caught me off guard. We both looked down at the map. A WAAF, tied into the Chain Home radar stations, was pushing the stand that represented the Defiants to the south. They were blundering along, waiting for orders. Then the inevitable, the Defiants were calling amidst the action, asking for a heading -- "Uxbridge, Uxbridge. Manical calling. Do you have a heading and angels for us? Over." I tried to find the transmit button but dropped the telephone receiver instead. Woolly picked it up and took over the engagement. At least the sound of our boys in the fight seemed promising -- we were giving the Luftwaffe a run for it....