Next War Series Rules Explanation: Next War: Poland

[@Eric-62]

Thanks a lot for this great video. Hope this will help : 00:00 -> Introduction 02:58 -> Advanced Sequence of Play 09:53 -> Air Superiority Combat 27:05 -> Detection 31:22 -> Air Strike (and Collateral Damage) 37:55 -> Advanced Strike Table examination 42:24 -> Advanced Interdiction 43:37 -> Ground Movement 50:21 -> Bypass Movement 51:01 -> Light Infantry Movement (with infiltration) 55:03 -> Airmobile Movement 1:00:45 -> Airborne Movement (paradrop) 1:02:40 -> Air Transport 1:04:20 -> Amphibious Assault 1:08:32 -> Sea Transport 1:09:29 -> HQ 1:14:17 -> Combat 1:36:49 -> Retreat and Advance after Combat 1:42:07 -> Clearing Operation 1:47:22 -> Supply 1:50:41 -> Emergency Supply 1:51:37 -> Combat on the Strategic Display 1:52:59 -> Strike Effects 1:59:45 -> Naval Warfare 2:26:19 -> Mines 2:30:09 -> Special Operation Forces 2:35:32 -> Nuclear Weapons 2:38:37 -> Advanced Game Air Defense Resolution 2:47:51 -> Deliberate Damage 2:49:01 -> Bridge Demolition 2:50:15 -> Replacement/Reconstitution 2:53:56 -> Repair Process and Repair Chart

[@karimadel4309]

Thank you so so much for this great effort

[@rode8173]

Thanks for doing this, Eric. I have Next War: Korea. This should help understand the game. Bonus--playing Next War: Korea while in Korea. 😁

[@paulsaunders6536]

This is an excellent rules tutorial. We’ve dipped our toes into the system playing smaller scenarios from IP and Poland, this tutorial certainly whets the appetite for the advanced air system etc.

[@colinboyd9121]

This is absolutely superb, way better teaching than the GMT tutorials. Was going to suggest timestamps but I see someone's already posted them.

[@mastergunner309]

@Julian, you should definitely post this on BoardGameGeek. I've been looking for a video like this for a while, I'm sure others have as well. Thank you for doing this video. I know it is a lot of work, I hope you will continue to explore the Next War game series. Also, I know its more work, but perhaps in the comments section, adding bookmarks to different rules or at least a time stamp for rule topics. Again, thank you again.

[@renebutter4005]

Thank you for this video. It's a great overview of this involved game/simulation. I can't help but notice the many similarities with Gulf Strike. It only goes to show how good that Mark Herman design was.

[@CptEggman]

I'm on my first Advanced playthrough of Taiwan and I use this video every day. Great job!

[@bamaretiredgruntscottb.6533]

Really good video. I am preparing for a game of NWP, and we are putting in some updated modifiers. The only miss is your take on UAV/drones

[@strelnikoff1632]

Fine instructional video. Feel like I'm ready to play after watching

[@strelnikoff1632]

Excellent. I wish I had a similar video fir eac game I own. Top notch Julian.

[@JoshOBryan]

Just started on the Seoul Train scenario. this looks very promising.

[@padminimishra3667]

I am happy that there are people who like modern conflict simulations. Any suggestions for games for someone who likes next war series (probably in print would be better)

[@akula3891]

Mbt by Gmt. Its on a tactical level but its late 80s tank warfare

[@IC-me1yi]

Fantastic, thank you

[@ardwulfslair]

Great job. More please!

[@dixievfd55]

Wish I had someone to play Air Superiority with. That was the DCS of tabletop dogfighting games.

[@flipadip2712]

Seems very complicated and yet this is the top game on my list at the moment 🤔

[@usapatriot4163]

I get the feeling that you like the "modern" era of wargaming! :)

[@87ggggyyyy]

Thanks!

[@john-lenin]

Mobile defenders need the option to retreat to avoid losses.

[@julianspencer-churchill219]

Thank-you John