Hi Mike,
I've played quite a few WW2 rules and IABSM has yet to falter as
we come across new table situations where we all look up and
say, "we'll be posting Richard on that one!
I'm envious of your upcomung trip to 'Gamesday', when we first
started playtesting we realised that alot of the questions we had
could easily be answered by watching Richard and his lads playing a
game. So take notes for the rest of us! :P
Also I'm interested in what scale and time period/theatre are
your WW2 games? Just curious to see what others are playing. I have a
painting service and the Afrika Korps has been the rage in all scales
this year. Happy gaming- Steve
- In Toofatlardies@..., "mikenorton1ny"
<mikenorton1ny@y...> wrote:
Hi
It is good to hear the views of other people who are using the
rules. We also found that the rules were very easy to pick up,
which
surprised me, as when I read them I thought they would be
complicated. I think that because some of the mechanics were new
to
me that I presumed they would be more difficult than they actually
were.
We played with only one gamer per side, and me as umpire, so
keeping
people interested was not a problem, but Steves comments are
encouraging for future larger games.
Mike
