Lone Sherman - Are you playing it correctly?!

[@colacurciolaw7745]

It is easy to overlook the true care that leads this man to do follow-up videos. Thank you, sir.

[@mikelambosolitairebookgames]

Thank you. It's important to me that people get the full value and enjoyment out of each game that they buy.

[@giulianopietoso1206]

Also agree that your rules are super clear but thanks for putting the extra effort responding to the community’s needs.

[@joeTheN]

Line of sight - a game has to be easy to play. And people who try for "realism" often fail by going into tiny little details that skip all of the real world details that prevent the "realism" they are expounding on. The simple rules of your game easily represent the fact that it really is not going to be easy to get a clear shot. For example, the "field" that any tank occupies is in isn't necessarily a clean cut lawn but given the effects of sunlight can be overgrown with high weeds and brush and trees, dotted with barns and fences and ponds. Not to mention it is not going to be graded flat like a parking lot even with all the other areas on the map; which means one tank might be parked on a low area and another behind a slope. One little hex on a map cannot represent all of that; instead, it makes more sense to gel the situation down to the need to maneuver to get a good clean shot. Keep it simple.

[@mikelambosolitairebookgames]

Very well put - I couldn't have said it better myself 👍

[@Love_wargaming]

I’ve never played a solitaire war game before, always thought they would be too difficult to learn. Having watched your videos I think I’ve settled on Lone Sherman for my first. To me, the game seems to have loads of theme, plenty of decision making / planning and who doesn’t like tanks . Looking forward to playing