Four "no" s from my house. I've always been pro union. Susan is English and gwen decided since she wasn't confident about it it was better to vote no now and have the chance of yes in future. A yes today would be irreversible. Alex voted no as he did not want the cost imposed upon him.
No offense intended but as a card carrying charter member of the cheap bastards club, Is it $100 worth of amazing?
I'm very glad it's in my collection. I would buy it again if I lost my copy. If LFT supports it with another DASL pack that uses those 7 boards with its scenarios and publishes more scenarios in their magazine and FTC, the worth will get higher and higher.
Given the support LFT have given BFP boards in their publications I would expect them doing more for these boards. It would be a shame not to give them some more love.
Oh I do want to play more deluxe but without the figures, Naps make poor substitutes LOL
Hedges are on the four maps from Hedgerow Hell ( MMP)
I would agree with you, d2F2-d2F3 and d7N2 look like Marsh. Their pattern matches d3F1-d3G1-d3G2 which also looks like Marsh, especially with the stream going into them, but the overall green color is a darker tint. It looks like all of these hexes have tiny light blue splotches which are supposed to indicate water. These tiny light blue splotches are more pronounced in d3F1-d3G1-d3G2 but still noticeable even in d7N2.My apologies in advance if my question has already been asked somewhere else on the forums...I took a quick look, but I did not see it...and I don't have a lot of time to keep digging.
What is the terrain type in hexes F2 and F3 on board d2?...it is not the same as hexes B1 or K5...are F2/F3 supposed to be the same terrain type as B1 and K5 (brush?)?
Same on board d7...what terrain type is in hex N2?...not the same as hexes L2 & G1...Is N2 supposed to be Marsh but missing enough "water" art in the hex to make it obvious?
Thanks in advance for any clarifications that any of you all can throw my way. Love the look of the overall pack and boards...I am playing either FT207 or FT208 next month...I agree with the others that this looks to be a great product.
Semper Fi!
Scott
I believe the necessary conversion has not been done. In order to allow terrain conversion, the VASL board designer has to draw multiple versions of such hexes and I am not sure this has been done in the VASL version of deluxe maps.
I played a DASL game at ASLOK (The Last Pillbox). No one took a picture so there is no proof of it. -- jim
Did you enjoy it? Or did you make sure there was no evidence of that either?
I thought the scenario was interesting, but I mostly played it because it was designed by a friend and fellow Bitter Ender, Ed Fritz, Jr. Unfortunately, it was marred by a printing error (the Americans should have two Stuarts and not one) and some confusion by the SSR's. I want to play it again as the American to see if it is better balanced with these clarifications. It was interesting.Did you enjoy it? Or did you make sure there was no evidence of that either?
Then its not DASL silly. Or you just made everything DASL. My one and only real gripe about DASL is the "small" boards takes away maneuver options. A single Bazooka in the middle of the board controls the whole thing. -- jim
No silly, you complain about playing DASL because of the 'small' boards, but turn around and play a scenario like Totsugeki, which is played on a half-board. Which is the equivalent of playing on two DASL boards.
