Welllll, I'd say that place in the picture is not playable in ASL terms. When the urban density goes up, the system starts to creak and groan. If there really was fighting in that place, did they really go house-to-house? Or did they concentrate their forces in larger open areas? I'd guess the latter, but I'm admittedly ignorant of much of Chinese history.
I don't know for certain that all of the battles involved house-to-house fighting, but I'd think at least one had to have because the attackers were targeting the monastery and, as you can see from the picture below, the monastery complex is surrounded by that sort of construction except for its flanks that butt up against a pretty steep hill.
In terms of effect, it's be like having a board that consisted of one giant building, a one-story Factory that vehicles could crawl through and LOS only extended hex to hex. It would be...interesting, to say the least.I don't know for certain that all of the battles involved house-to-house fighting, but I'd think at least one had to have because the attackers were targeting the monastery and, as you can see from the picture below, the monastery complex is surrounded by that sort of construction except for its flanks that butt up against a pretty steep hill.
