Knightsbridge - Desert Tank Clash 1942 (15mm Battlegroup) - Part 2

[@grimdesaye6534]

Very Good Game:) Thank you. I have joined your channel. Like Battlegroup reports alot. 😊

[@JamesJohnson-wq6bs]

Thanks very much for the subscription! We have to get back and so some more Battlegroup one of these days. And I wish I was rolling a little better in this game. :D

[@walkaboutgamez2502]

Great game Jim

[@JamesJohnson-wq6bs]

Thanks very much Chris. I wish I had played a little better. I can’t just blame the dice there were a number of missed opportunities and oversights on my part here. 😢

[@markhenderson6389]

Haven't played Battlegroup, I'll have to check out the rules. While the order dice weren't rolling in your favor, I do like the way they serve as a "fog of war" mechanic for command. Seems especially appropriate for North Africa battles - where the unforgiving conditions (heat, haze, smoke, dust) certainly had an impact on visibility, communications, and overall situational awareness. An entertaining game!

[@JamesJohnson-wq6bs]

Thanks very much. Definitely my favorite WW2 miniatures system. Some players find the constant "observation checks" annoying, but real combat isn't a point-and-click game. Getting orders to engage a specific target over a 1940s radio inside a jostling tank with an engine, crew, machine gun, and main gun all cooking off in your ear ... then SPOTTING that target through a mail-slot vision port through smoke and dust ... no matter how close the enemy tank is, is never a sure thing.

[@lostwithadell]

are you taking a BR chit for each vehicle destroyed in a platoon? Or only when the who platoon is destroyed?

[@SITREPPodcast]

Oriskany Jim here - One BR counter is drawn for each VEHICLE destroyed.