What a class act of a gentleman! He and I were ASL PBEM opponents for about a year until he announced he was flying to Chicago for business and we arranged to meet for breakfast at his hotel. We also decided that to avoid shipping costs to the UK, he reimbursed me for a copy of Rising Sun that...
Robin, a couple of years ago you answered a question about this aspect of the Tractor Works scenario by indicating the AEs had a smoke exponent of 5.
I agree with your and Chris’ interpretation here in this thread and that’s how I’ve played - although I’m only this year coming back to Full ASL...
The hell with the carpet; why has Martin been exiled to a hallway between the kitchen and the stairway to the second floor? And in this episode the kitchen door’s been slammed shut to him!
Another terrific episode, gentlemen. I wasn’t initially sure about the “Losing” topic, but it turned out...
The best ASL podcast, hands down. Your appearance on this last episode was terrific. Hope you’ll agree to more guest appearances; very enjoyable and, as I’m a full ASL player of only a year, very informatIve.
I had half of the original publications but bought the bundle anyway. My PBEM partner and I are in the middle of my first (ever) Red Factories CG, and I’ve already face-palmed my forehead with a “If only I’d read this before I started” after reading one article. And my “senior eyesight” thanks...
Life and Fate is the sequel. Grossman published the first version of Stalingrad in 1952, and it was reissued in a slightly revised version in 1956, after Stalin had died. His manuscript of Life and Fate was "arrested" by the KGB in 1960, and was of course eventually published after Grossman's death.
In two different sections of my Decision at Elst rule book (my operative RB for all SK games) I wrote - and then highlighted in yellow marker -
“No Resid—>Intens Fire”. Knowing me, I would make that kind of annotation for only 2 reasons: either I saw it confirmed online on a forum from what I...