I think I lost the scenario on setup. I was heavy on the north side
of the board. I think a better play is to come right up the middle
and keep both options (the victory building or .ge. 9 multi-hex
buildings) viable.
I would happily try this again. It's yet another interesting design
by Andrew Rogers.
2021-08-07
(A) Will Willow
vs
Mark Evans
Vichy French win
TiT21
2021-07-27
(D) Chuck Dye
vs
kevinkilleen
Vichy French win
Aussie fell short of the nine building VC
2021-07-15
(D) Paolo Cariolato
vs
Federico Corso
Vichy French win
The Aussie went after the multi-hex building first. But after some beating they switched to the single building VC. Since the multi hex condition was still attainable I had to disperse my forces, on top of that the 9-2 BH to 10-2 and got hero status. of 4th turn he went for the building but my R35 saved the day breaking 2 and 1/2 squads and surviving the melee, on my last turn there was a wall of bodies around the building preventing access to the second hex and an R35 and a concealed squad of mine in melee with 1 squad and the 10-2. he tried to take off the tank with the leader but didn't succeded and the game was over.
2021-07-02
(A) Stephen dedier
vs
Gene Patterson
Vichy French win
I opted to push all my forces to take the church. I made it into the church in the second turn but only 1 of the 2 hexes and Gene left both tanks in the building making my job much harder.
Good shooting and terrible MC rolls left 6 Aussie squads broken at the end of Turn 2 and only 1 rallied in Turn 3. Equally poor MC and TC rolls broke the back of the Australians. I couldn't even pass a PAATC to get anyone else into the hexes with the tanks so it was over at the end of turn 3. The Vichy had the ability to fill both hexes with troops and still had the tanks in place.