Metal on Metal: Preview of Iron Curtain (SCS)

[@lionelmartinez3412]

I wasn't interested in SCS or WWIII. Now I am. Very good video. Short and useful. Thank you.

[@LeeForester]

Details details!

[@calvinboy24]

(Cough) 15 miles per hex

[@LeeForester]

All you playtesters etc. can post corrections where needed! It's been a while...

[@war_gamer]

Good vid. I'm assuming there is no DG result then from what I saw?

[@LeeForester]

Correct - just step losses that's it

[@Conflict_Boardgaming]

Great game!

[@MC-xt6xf]

If a defender does not take a step loss, is a retreat roll still made?

[@LeeForester]

Yes the retreat roll happens no matter whether there are losses or not.

[@princeofmoskova]

I’m in, ordered my copy, but show/tell me more. These alternate 1980’s Cold War gone hot scenarios seem to always draw me in.

[@MrProsat]

Sadly, the supply rules are simple trace, so I don't see how this is going to accurately show how WP would have to fight.

[@LeeForester]

This is from Carl's notes in the rules: "Given the short time-frame of the game, the multiple means of transportation, and the abundance of pre- positioned logistical sites as well as civilian stocks of food, medical supplies and fuel, do not use the SCS Supply rules. Ignore SCS sections 12.0, 12.1, and 12.2 entirely in scenarios occurring Post 1945."

[@hex2redonealpha102]

More Cold War goodness, yes! Thank you!

[@john-lenin]

Ukraine illustrates that no modern games properly take into account how critical roads and bridges are for supply, and how slow city fighting actually is.