Rookie tutorial, competitive Australians

[@kanrakucheese]

With Wargames Atlantic doing a second (female) Partisan model kit, can we get a tutorial on Partisans? They’re pretty bare bones but have a few unusual options (Flamethrower, inexperienced sniper, extra man in civilian car, unlimited pistols/SMG, captured vehicles, 14 point order dice/objective holders via Molotov Anti-Tank Squad) and three very different platoon options.

[@zioalecpov1815]

Great video as always. Limited logistic support means that your light artillery can't fire AT shells like the british light artillery

[@boltactiontutorialsbybomor3846]

Aaah that's what it does yes!

[@Fifty_Two_Hz]

The Jungle gun feature is also useful occasionally, people forget that it can move 3" into terrain to contest a objective.

[@ErwinHistory]

10:10 Easy Army may allow the Dakka Stuart, but the Armies of Australia does not. Page 88 of New Guniea book

[@boltactiontutorialsbybomor3846]

Really depends on your to and pack

[@stephankahl5688]

This option was added by warlord games errata. You will find this information on page 2 "all book errata".

[@ErwinHistory]

@stephankahl5688 that's not true. It's specifically for the UK, US, and USSR not Australia. Unless you are running Australians with British rules, in which case this video wouldn't apply. The Errata specifies it replaces the entires in AoUS, AoSU and AoGB not AoA. The entry in AoA is a seperate unit. It shares a name, but it is not in the Errata.

[@alantibbetts7415]

"Australian infantry can spot hidden units at 12" instead of 6'." Maybe that's a typo, doesn't everyone's infantry do that, are the Aussie 18" instead of 12"? Or is this a Jungle thing?

[@Fifty_Two_Hz]

Correct the New Guinea book states its 18" not 12.