Campaigns in Miniature Wargaming - 1. Basics

[@Nico-ig1mr]

Exactly the type of video I was searching for. Making a foray into camping based gaming with 101st airborne in Normandy this year, and applying lessons learned to a Pacific War campaign in 2025!

[@totalburnout5424]

Thx. Sounds nice. Campaigns are always a good idea. 👍🏻

[@Apocraphtica]

This will help me. A lot. Thanks for simple explanation

[@totalburnout5424]

Thx for watching. 😉 I'm happy if I can help.

[@wife9571]

fantastic analysis, thank you

[@totalburnout5424]

Thx for watching. ☺️

[@WarGamingNewbHistorical]

Great overview!

[@davidheary2482]

Love your accent btw. Thank you for such informative content.

[@totalburnout5424]

Oh.. ok. Thx. Still struggling with english language. 😊

[@davidheary2482]

@@totalburnout5424 no problem at all, I watched your videos, you said that you had started the channel without knowing if you was going to use German or English, and English got you more views. Anyways, do you intend on giving us a video 2 of this video? I really appreciate the inspection. I want to make a game that has reasons for taking and losing land (games) I wouldn't mind being a GM for the local game shop, but I need some Inspiration on what rules or rule system I should use for a game like boltaction. It seems like most don't do this system for anything bigger than small scrimash games.

[@totalburnout5424]

@@davidheary2482 It will be continued. Thought about looking at "Combined Arms" and other ready-to-go systems first and then to expand on rules agnostic tips. My own personal favorit still in the drawer, as you say in germany. 😉

[@davidheary2482]

@@totalburnout5424 Awesome! I look forward to learning