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A lot of it is replacement of rules, rather than just addition of rules. He’s approaching several things differently, so there are new rules for how he’s approaching it. I hear you though in terms of investment time to learn a bunch of new rules.

Yeah I hear what you’re saying about detail. I can’t manage the level of detail of the PBS rules when it comes to enemy fire. The thing I like about his SASL rules is that it approaches a few things differently that I like a lot. there’s way less Suspect counters to deal with as they’re...

Yeah, it’s no joke. It’s seriously great.

Heres a google drive link to the current version of Andrea Fantozzi's SASL MGP / SASL++ It's very well done and worth learning. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L_MUuUKGMQN6eYPJQgnLwlWARRkrx304/view?usp=share_link

I’m asking him for permission. If approved I’ll post here.

@Barking Monkey , I'll go with that handicap when I play my upcoming campaign. Have you tried Andrea Fantozzi's SASL Mission Generation Project and SASL++? I've played a few of his missions and his rules are very well thought out. It's a different flavor of SASL, more akin to normal...

You Would you mind sharing the missions that you find unbalanced and what handicaps you use? I’ll be starting a new campaign and would love to test them out.

Considering that MMP will be doing a long awaited re-print of SASL, if there ever were to be a SASL V3, what changes would you like to see made to the game and/or game system? Would you only like to see additional nations added? Or would you actually like to see some game mechanics tweaked and...

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I actually skipped the pursuit mission as I didn’t have those maps :(

I’m fairly new to SASL and have been playing this campaign as well. I’m on mission 7 and am +5 on the campaign. What would make this campaign easier than another? It seems the campaign is made up of standard missions with some SSR’s To give it flavor. Are the missions in the campaign easy, or is...

I’m coming to the same decision. I started with SASL for so play and now I tend to become bored while playing solo (both sides). I just find SASL’s fog of war, random events, and campaign structure a huge part of the fun. I’m also looking forward to creating some SASL adaptations/rules for my...

I’m a new player of average intelligence and the SASL rules were really pretty easy to grasp, for me at least. It’s certainly a different flavor than standard ASL, but the added fog of war and element of surprise surpasses even FtF ASL by a mile.

Yeah, sometimes I crave a regular scenario for balance and a classic ASL slug fest. Other times I crave the fog of war and element of surprise that SASL offers.

For those of you that play solo ASL (both sides of a scenario), or SASL, which do you prefer and why? Personally, I sometimes get stuck between the two and which I’d rather spend my time playing. I love SASL, and generally find it a more satisfying solo experience. The problem is, I have a...

I’ve been wondering the same thing. Would love to know how it goes for anyone who tries it.

Looking forward to this as well 👍

I've been eyeing your 194th IR campaign for quite some time now and that may be next on my list, along with Hans Mielant's Jumping Cats PTO campaign. I'll probably jump back and forth between the two for some variety. Also thinking about the BRT SASL campaign, but Im not sure I'm ready to...

I'm finishing up Hans Mielant's Band of Brothers SASL campaign and had an absolute blast (no pun intended). A great variety of missions with special rules that really gave the feeling of playing as the 101st Airborne. As SASL campaigns are quite a time investment, before I decide on what to...

is there any SASL house rules you’d use to help boost the RU defenders to make this more akin to the historical situation?