custardpie
Elder Member
OK I bought Opperation Kreta this weekend gone.
Not really happy about having to shell out a further £15 on a replacement map as the original is clearly a bit of a problem. Usable yes but not up to the standard required, but at the end of the day I made the choice to buy the map upgrade.
BUT on opening it for a better look I take a close look at the counters. These make wild Bill seem the top of the game with counters!!! I don't think two of the smaller counters are the same size or shape. I have never bought an ASL item that has counters this bad. The leaders and hero's I can use the normal ones but the German Para's are going to have to be used but whilst some are to thin others make up for it by being way to wide. Is this normal and if so have replacement counters been issued and if that is the case are we expected to pay for them as well. At the moment the £65 ($90+) price tag for a group of scenario's and 5 pages of rules seem way to steep and some guys complain about B&J.
Intrested in what others have to say about this
Cheers
Ian
Not really happy about having to shell out a further £15 on a replacement map as the original is clearly a bit of a problem. Usable yes but not up to the standard required, but at the end of the day I made the choice to buy the map upgrade.
BUT on opening it for a better look I take a close look at the counters. These make wild Bill seem the top of the game with counters!!! I don't think two of the smaller counters are the same size or shape. I have never bought an ASL item that has counters this bad. The leaders and hero's I can use the normal ones but the German Para's are going to have to be used but whilst some are to thin others make up for it by being way to wide. Is this normal and if so have replacement counters been issued and if that is the case are we expected to pay for them as well. At the moment the £65 ($90+) price tag for a group of scenario's and 5 pages of rules seem way to steep and some guys complain about B&J.
Intrested in what others have to say about this
Cheers
Ian