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  1. hongkongwargamer

    J191 Rebels without a Pause (Graphic)

    https://hongkongwargamer.com/2017/06/20/j191-rebels-without-a-pause-running-aar/
  2. Vrosso

    BFP-129 A Bitter Day

    Took a look at this one because it was one of the highest rated games on Roar, and as it was my turn to be the attacker drew the Poles on this one. Looking at it, to me, the best strategy appeared to be hit part of the line hard and destroy as much as possible to maintain a numerical...
  3. Michael R

    G42 Youth's First Blood

    This is a scenario with multilayered VC that forces both sides to think hard about how their actions will impact their VC. At game end, the side having amassed the most points wins. Points are awarded at game end as follows: The Germans receive 1 point if they Control more board 10 stone...
  4. Michael R

    J167 Hart Attack

    J167 HART ATTACK is set in Tunisia, but has no desert specific rules. The scenario is a remake of a previous ASLUG presentation of the same action; the two scenarios use different maps and OBs. J167 uses one map, 7a with these terrain transformations: orchards are olive groves (2MF, 2MP, +1...
  5. Michael R

    Ap108 aar

    As the Americans, I chose the all-infantry option against Bruno L'Archeveque. I tried to use the orchards and shellholes to approach the village safely. It did not work. The first image shows the situation after the first American turn. I added things to the image like trenches, wire and HIP...
  6. Michael R

    Accidental AAR: O9 BEHIND IN THE COUNT

    This is an experiment to see if I can make a half way interesting AAR using the end-of-player-turn files that I save when playing by VASL. This image shows the setup areas with our random wrecks and rubble. The Americans need to control two or more of the Victory buildings at game end.
  7. Michael R

    Rodgers' ASLOK AAR

    Game 1 J14 ON THE HOSS’ SIDE versus Jim Mackay. Jim is a local player and sort of new, but been playing regularly for three years. He chose this scenario from a list that I published online before ASLOK. He wanted the Japanese so he could work on the caves and complexes rules. My Americans did a...
  8. WuWei

    BoF11 - Second Thoughts

    BoF11 – Second Thoughts Wingen-sur-Moder, France, 4 January 1945: I play the Americans and have to hold back an attack by crack SS troops. The Germans attack with four 838s, three 548s and lots of leaders, I have one 666, two 546 and one 536 – and my troops are lax and have an ELR of zero...
  9. G.L.O.A.T.

    Teaching my Wife to Drive

    There are some things married men SHOULD know better than to try. As it turns out, she is a much better driver than I am anyway, so this might be easier than I thought. What are we learning to drive then? Manual transmission? Sort of, I suppose, but no. "Tanks." "You're welcome." No...
  10. Michael R

    Mike's Winter Offensive AAR

    I decided to return to Winter Offensive for the first time since 2002. This time, I drove down over two days with a stop at the Best Western in Albany where the New York State ASL Championship is held. It was fun to see the snow disappear as we drove down to Maryland. I entered the game room...
  11. C

    SB03 "Outgunned but Not Outfought"

    I just got finished playing through this scenario tonight, and I am so impressed with it, and with my opponent, that I felt the need to post here (my first on this thread). This scenario is one of Bill Wilder's ACW ASL variant. I had played through a couple of other scenarios from this...
  12. SonOfTheNorth

    AAR from ManClub: ASL1 - Fighting Withdrawl(sic)

    [tl;dr - Second full ASL game; having a great time.] So, R and I had a few hours to dive into ASL on Wednesday night. We looked in BV and Paratrooper for a short and...
  13. Michael R

    My CASLO XVI trip and AAR

    I need a minimum message, so enjoy!
  14. Michael R

    My Nor'Easter rounds

    Round 1 versus Peter Struijf. I need to check my records, but Peter might be my first European opponent. I say he counts as European even though he recently relocated to Halifax. We played a tense, but nonetheless pleasant, game of FrF30 Bidermann's Escape. I bid Russian and Peter bid German, so...
  15. S

    But there are no PANZERS

    Only Chas Smith would have the audacity to clutter up the ASL landscape with a title like Panzer Spirit for a scenario with no Panzers I suppose he would have named it Panzer Graveyard, but that was already taken. In fact, we have to give him style points for a scenario with SS, foxholes and a...
  16. Michael R

    My AAR of the New York State ASL Championship

    I had a very enjoyable weekend of ASL. Thank you Gary Trezza, Steve Pleva and Joe Leoce for organizing the New York State ASL championship. Thanks also to all my opponents who did not object to having my wife Diane sitting near by most of the time watching Netflix on her iPad. I don’t want to...
  17. S

    Using a ball peen hammer when a 10mm socket would do.

    Commissar Itledovich, you've just wiped out a company. What do you want to do now? Retreat to Soviet Disneyland, to draft explanation superiors concerning why Siberian Guards are saboteurs and counterrevolutionaries. And maybe do mineshaft ride with the kiddies. Really, how do they...
  18. S

    My Tooth is Aachen ITR5

    Marty gives me the business again. It was his *******ed scowling cat. I should have realized when the cat sat outside my door and chatted with Marty while my greyhound sat by looking stupid. At least the Buffs won and ended a 23 game losing streak outside the state of Colorado. I know...
  19. K

    First Timer ASLOK AAR

    This was my first year to ASLOK. Though I have been to other tournaments regularly since 2000, this was my first time running with the big dogs. I ended up 5-3 for the long weekend. Eight games is more than I’ve ever played at a tournament, but I had an early start on Wednesday. I will...
  20. S

    AAR: Hill621

    http://klementivorishilov.blogspot.com/2011/10/masterpiece-theater-hill-621.html
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