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Rally Point Volume #17: Special Study II of the Korean War is now available!
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You and Michael R. are correct. My only other add is that Rally Points tend to be theme based, while the (recent) Schwerpunkt editions are a mix of actions.
djohannsen
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As an avid ASLer with a pretty keen and growing interest in the Korean war (probably read a dozen books or so), I doff my cap to you, sir.
My copy is on the way from Gamers' Armory.
This is a great addition to the KWASL scenario library. But there are still so many aspects of this conflict that have not been touched yet.
I know, go design scenarios. And I have.
But there is still so much to be covered.
I know, go design scenarios. And I have.
But there is still so much to be covered.
Evan Sherry
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If you are purchasing Rally Point Volume #17: Special Study II of the Korean War and you don't already have Special Study I, do yourself a favor and get it too while you're at it. The Gamer's Armory, The Noble Knight, Second Chance Games, Battle School and Key's Games will be very happy to help you with your ASL needs.
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Evan Sherry
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Well, give me 23 more years of designing and 30 years of playing and I'll take a stab at it.
wrongway149
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I will be covering some of it, too!
wrongway149
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If you want a hint, just look at my little avatar thingy in the upper left....
Kenneth P. Katz
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I particularly like this scenario pack because it features some of the OUNC nationalities that were not covered in the Forgotten War scenarios.
Richard Weiley
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Received my copy this week - agree this is one of the major attractions of the pack.
boylermaker
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Looking forward to reading some AARs from y'all!
Evan Sherry
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I guess somebody likes the Korean War. I'm already reprinting Rally Point #17. Keep playing Korea ASLers!
Evan Sherry
Elder Member
The Tampa ASL Group will not be at ASLOK. So if you want a copy of Rally Point #17 while you are there, make sure you stop and see our good friend, Scott Blanton, of The Gamer's Armory. He will be at ASLOK to supply you with all of your ASL needs.
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No Schwerpunkt Mag this year?
(Just ordered RP#16 & 17)
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Evan has stated no Schwerepunkt for the foreseeable future.
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Is this the end of an era?
Currently playing RPT166 - We Are Friends. Haven’t played in 3.5 years, but the combo of the KW module, the uniqueness of the Chinese and the cool scenarios in RP #17 has brought me out of retirement. There’s 5 ‘must play’ scenarios in RP #17.
Resuming play today after 1.5 turns last night. I’m the CPVA and have KIA’ed one AFV so far. The Norwegians come on next. Like the valley of death feel and how the CPVA attack from 3 sides.
The Chinese are the most interesting nationality to play since the Japanese all those years ago, but so far are much more challenging to play because of their restricted movement, non Prep firing, (1) Grenadier squads, etc.
Resuming play today after 1.5 turns last night. I’m the CPVA and have KIA’ed one AFV so far. The Norwegians come on next. Like the valley of death feel and how the CPVA attack from 3 sides.
The Chinese are the most interesting nationality to play since the Japanese all those years ago, but so far are much more challenging to play because of their restricted movement, non Prep firing, (1) Grenadier squads, etc.