Napoleon at Waterloo - A Survey of the SPI Classic Introductory Wargame

[@savannafc]

Great show-and-tell video. As a new wargamer, I really appreciate being able to see the different print versions. Thanks!

[@2000spqr]

excellent video that is indepth and very fun to watch thankyou!

[@Seven8001]

Very nice vid on the first SPI game I played. I wish I still had some of the old SPI games that I gave away 15 years ago! Anyway, thanks for putting up vid, and nice to see you back!!

[@skulptor]

Thanks for the time-travel! Waterloo, Sinai, Seelowe and Normandy were my introduction to SPI in 1973. Still have my 1.99 copy of Sinai! Our local games shop was so low as to sell us this game but we did not know it was meant to be free!! We were 11 years old of course..

[@brucewayne3602]

excellent review ... Thankyou !!!

[@e-4airman124]

C3i mag now has a new edition of a Waterloo game which is a starter game.

[@brucewayne3602]

Thasnk-you ... well done ... Bravo !!!

[@XV250]

Just got into this great game. I like your very detailed report.

[@brucewayne3602]

... EXCELLENT - thorough - Thank-you for speaking slowly !! ... "where is Grouchy ???"... indeed !!! ... that scenario(s) is critical - Napoleon sent 30% of his army away which did not "march to the sound of the guns" ... had they done so, Napoleon would likely have been victorious ... the time when Grouchy enters the fray is huge - other scenarios with different time frames would be fun ... Thanks again .

[@williamgustafson9760]

A couple years after sub'ing to S&T, I received a small NAW add-on. A few counters and a table to be used after a couple of turns -- like one was "two French x-y appear at ccrr on turn N". Was that included in the later editions?

[@desertwargamer3718]

I don't know. I would have to research that a bit more.

[@Darthvegeta8000]

Does the 2014 Decision Games version come with a variant like the Blucher one?

[@JohnRiordanBigRi]

Yes it does