Compass Rose
Member
I have a question for all of you MAW "experts".
The following is a description from one of the game scenarios
TWI004_Alamo_02a.scn - The Alamo - "¡Deguello!" – 18 turns
[Hypothetical] 4:00 am - Sunday, March 6th, 1836 Santa Anna's Ejército de Operaciones en Tejas (Army of Operations in Texas) assaulted the Alamo ( Mission San Antonio de Valero. ) This scenario depicts what may have happened if the battle would have started at the time Santa Anna wanted it to. NOTES--- This scenario lasts for one and one-half hours. The Texans move first. Victory Points per 25 men: Infantry = 10; Cavalry = 20. Victory Points per Artillery Piece = 20; Supply Point = 1. Objective Hexes are present for the Texans, and they have Exit Hexes through which they may gain Victory Points by removing any of their units from the map while the unit is occupying the Exit Hex. These hexes are located along the edge of the map.
My question has to do with the following statement; "This scenario depicts what may have happened if the battle would have started at the time Santa Anna wanted it to."
So my questions are:
What caused Santa Anna's time frame to be "messed up"?
Did he have to attack sooner than he wanted to or did he attack later than he wanted to?
Thanks
The following is a description from one of the game scenarios
TWI004_Alamo_02a.scn - The Alamo - "¡Deguello!" – 18 turns
[Hypothetical] 4:00 am - Sunday, March 6th, 1836 Santa Anna's Ejército de Operaciones en Tejas (Army of Operations in Texas) assaulted the Alamo ( Mission San Antonio de Valero. ) This scenario depicts what may have happened if the battle would have started at the time Santa Anna wanted it to. NOTES--- This scenario lasts for one and one-half hours. The Texans move first. Victory Points per 25 men: Infantry = 10; Cavalry = 20. Victory Points per Artillery Piece = 20; Supply Point = 1. Objective Hexes are present for the Texans, and they have Exit Hexes through which they may gain Victory Points by removing any of their units from the map while the unit is occupying the Exit Hex. These hexes are located along the edge of the map.
My question has to do with the following statement; "This scenario depicts what may have happened if the battle would have started at the time Santa Anna wanted it to."
So my questions are:
What caused Santa Anna's time frame to be "messed up"?
Did he have to attack sooner than he wanted to or did he attack later than he wanted to?
Thanks