@B.:
By using the battleboard and counting every second tank that you still have in the combat as a 4 (heavy tank), put on the 4 hit area on the battle board! Do this procedure for every cycle of combat!
I believe that you mean every third tank, correct?
Mr. Andersson, I just wanted to let you know that I am glad that you made the choice that you did for the Tiger Tank NA. It seems to be the most balanced of them all, and it creates some interesting strategic challenges.
I highly approve of this combined list. I read it all, and it is definitely better than the previous set of articles. I do advise that you hold off on the book form until these are rigorously play-tested, though. :lol:
I don’t know why, but the Jet Fighters intercept abilities seem a little off. I can’t explain exactly why, but it just seems a little too powerful (then again, that may be my relative lack of experience talking). However, this is definitely progress at it’s finest. Keep up the fantastic work.
Alright. Now you’re back in your game, B. Andersson. You’ve managed to impress me before with your creative and effective ideas, but I never spoke up. Now, I can say that you have likely found the advantage that gives you the balance you seek so obsessively.
Your Tiger Tank advantage for Germany should do the trick. You need to leave all of the tech alone. It’s too delicate to mess around with unless you playtest it for weeks. Giving the Germans a useful advantage like that, which doesn’t overpower them too much, should help the Axis out greatly. That power definitely cannot apply to every two tanks that they have, and if it applied to every four, it would be useless. Three is the perfect number.
Congratulations. Even though I may never use it in my own gaming, I think it is a balanced and well thought-out choice. I approve of it.
In option 1, you have to pay for each tank that you already have, effectively upgrading all of them. You wouldn’t have two types of tanks at once.
That option is even worse. We already have artillery for that purpose, don’t we?
