@jkprince indeed 🙂
Thank you both for your interest!
Tigerman's Barbarossa Game now at HBG
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For the Pripet marshes I used the house rule that the attacker (rather than the defender) gets -2 to their attack rolls; the defender defends normally.
Thanks for the answers!
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Perhaps this question got buried a bit among the other ones, but it’s pretty important:
Can units attack twice in a turn (once in regular combat) and again during blitzing? The rules are a bit ambiguous in that aspect.
Thanks!
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Is anyone interested in alternate setups of this game? Maybe a 42,43,&44 setup!
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44 please. I love the final battles and Germany abandoned by its allies, fighting with its back to the wall.
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Sure, I’d be interested. Tigerman, have you had the chance to have another look at the blitzing rules? Personally I’d allow both sides (not just the one holding initiative, as you suggested) to attack another defended area [apart from the “regular” A&A rule that it may move into an unoccupied enemy controlled area after a successful battle], thereby allowing both sides to attack twice, basically. Once on their normal combat and then potentially again in a blitz attack. For the attacker the benefit is obvious, for the defender I really feel it helps keep the attacker honest.
What do you think?
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Sure, I’d be interested. Tigerman, have you had the chance to have another look at the blitzing rules? Personally I’d allow both sides (not just the one holding initiative, as you suggested) to attack another defended area [apart from the “regular” A&A rule that it may move into an unoccupied enemy controlled area after a successful battle], thereby allowing both sides to attack twice, basically. Once on their normal combat and then potentially again in a blitz attack. For the attacker the benefit is obvious, for the defender I really feel it helps keep the attacker honest.
What do you think?
Use it in your next game. Ill use try that in my next game also.
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OK, I will!
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As of right now, if my mind serves me correctly, it is set up like Blitzing in a normal A&A game. Of course your idea sounds good also. If both sides are able to do this it may be advantageous to the Axis early on. IMHO Germany could use the help.
In our games if Leningrad doesnt fall Russia will win. IF Germany can take Leningrad they have a good shot of at least winning by points.
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When it snows, do rain rules still apply?
I.E. are planes restricted movement to airbases only and all land units move at 1 when it snows?Also, I notice that the new set up has Russian trains on the border, allowing Germany to capture them.
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When it snows, do rain rules still apply?
NO
I.E. are planes restricted movement to airbases only and all land units move at 1 when it snows?
*SNOW- All supply costs double for this turn. Rivers can be crossed with no attack penalty.
So your answer is NO.Also, I notice that the new set up has Russian trains on the border, allowing Germany to capture them.
Is this intentional?If It’s in the setup then your answer is Yes there on the border.
You download the rules ? All that’s in there.
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Yeah, I have the rules printed out.
Got the graphic PDF rules printed out like a sort of high quality magazine, it looks pretty nice.Its just that people argue semantics about the rules because it Doesnt say that rain rules don’t apply to snow, so yeah.
Its not fun when most of the game is spent arguing about rules.
We know what the Snow rules are, they were just questioning if Snow effects were in addition to Rain effects.And about the trains, it just seemed a little odd to give Germany such a boost is all.
Guess Russia was too powerful in previous versions.
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Ya There was a few rule versions.
Been awhile but we ended up taking away some of the snow effects in certain turns. Don’t have chart in front of me. Something like turn 4 or 5. In each weather turn on chart remove some of the snows from chart and make them good. Always seemed the snow really slowed down the Germans in game.
Do you use the Advantage Charts with a deck of cards in game ?
I do have IL’s Eastern Front map and rules game for a long time. It just was brought up in the Other Variants and Games thread. Tigerman’s game game out and I decided to play that one. But I am going to get the Eastern Front map printed Thursday and start playing that game. Seems to be way more simpilified. Let me know if you play it.
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I’ve only played with Murphy’s Law rules once.
Not sure what to say about it, that was quite a while ago.I don’t have IL’s Eastern Front map.
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@victoryfirst said in Tigerman's Barbarossa Game now at HBG:
Hi, i was interested in playing this game, but I am too young to be able to buy this game at HBG, so I took a picture of the map, made it looking nicer with GIMP and printed it out. However, there are a lot of errors and I want to reprint a flawless map. Because the pixels are so thick, I needed to redraw the names and borders, but I can’t figure out the names of some territories. Also I had a lot of ambiguity with the rules, can someone help me?
To begin (I dont ask all my questions yet as I don’t expect anyone to reply to my message but whatever…), I have a question about Soviet IC’s. The rules state they can be destroyed by the Axis, but how and when? Upon capturing? At the end of the turn? At the end of the Soviet turn?I have the map and last rules update was 4.0
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Oh my Bad. I see a 5.0 rules now with new game.
I would think Germany can destroy the IC in combat phase on capturing the territory.
If I’m reading rule right Russia pays 10 icps penalty to bank for every IC destroyed per turn.
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@victoryfirst said in Tigerman's Barbarossa Game now at HBG:
Hi, i was interested in playing this game, but I am too young to be able to buy this game at HBG, so I took a picture of the map, made it looking nicer with GIMP and printed it out. However, there are a lot of errors and I want to reprint a flawless map. Because the pixels are so thick, I needed to redraw the names and borders, but I can’t figure out the names of some territories. Also I had a lot of ambiguity with the rules, can someone help me?
To begin (I dont ask all my questions yet as I don’t expect anyone to reply to my message but whatever…), I have a question about Soviet IC’s. The rules state they can be destroyed by the Axis, but how and when? Upon capturing? At the end of the turn? At the end of the Soviet turn?Why not have Parents or a older family member get you the game ?
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@victoryfirst said in Tigerman's Barbarossa Game now at HBG:
Hi, i was interested in playing this game, but I am too young to be able to buy this game at HBG, so I took a picture of the map, made it looking nicer with GIMP and printed it out. However, there are a lot of errors and I want to reprint a flawless map. Because the pixels are so thick, I needed to redraw the names and borders, but I can’t figure out the names of some territories. Also I had a lot of ambiguity with the rules, can someone help me?
To begin (I dont ask all my questions yet as I don’t expect anyone to reply to my message but whatever…), I have a question about Soviet IC’s. The rules state they can be destroyed by the Axis, but how and when? Upon capturing? At the end of the turn? At the end of the Soviet turn?I doubt this is legal. I surmise you need to draw a map yourself (in a way that the game is substantially the same).
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