Battle of Alma River - scenario for BiN

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Hi,

Raised eyebrows ? - how on earth can you have a Crimean war battle in a
WWII engine ?

Well, with some clever scenario design, a flexible engine, blood, sweat and
tears.

6 MB download at : http://www.ssg.com.au/Run5/scenarios/Crimea1854-Bin.EXE

and more info at : http://www.ssg.com.au/Run5/scenarios/Crimea.htm

Greetz,

Eddy Sterckx

 

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HR, if I am right you are expert in Third Reich and A World At War game so I
would like one explanation please. I have been reading A World at War rules
and in caption 15.35 CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF DMs it says: "A 4-5 Russian
armor unit and a 3-3 Russian infantry unit on clear terrain are attacked by
exploiting armor. Both Russian units receive a +2 DM but the 3-3 infantry
unit receives a -1 DM so the total defensive strength of the Russian units
is eleven."

Eleven? If my math is right it goes 4+2+3+2-1=10. This is error in rules or
I am missing something?



"Eddy Sterckx" <eddysterckx@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9651EB2DBA666eddysterckxhotmailco@67.99.235.175...
> Hi,
>
> Raised eyebrows ? - how on earth can you have a Crimean war battle in a
> WWII engine ?
>
> Well, with some clever scenario design, a flexible engine, blood, sweat
> and
> tears.
>
> 6 MB download at : http://www.ssg.com.au/Run5/scenarios/Crimea1854-Bin.EXE
>
> and more info at : http://www.ssg.com.au/Run5/scenarios/Crimea.htm
>
> Greetz,
>
> Eddy Sterckx
>
>

 

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"Keyser Soze" <info@info.com> wrote in message
news:d5vgk7$ehl$1@sunce.iskon.hr...
> HR, if I am right you are expert in Third Reich and A World At War game so
> I would like one explanation please. I have been reading A World at War
> rules and in caption 15.35 CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF DMs it says: "A 4-5
> Russian armor unit and a 3-3 Russian infantry unit on clear terrain are
> attacked by exploiting armor. Both Russian units receive a +2 DM but the
> 3-3 infantry unit receives a -1 DM so the total defensive strength of the
> Russian units is eleven."
>
> Eleven? If my math is right it goes 4+2+3+2-1=10. This is error in rules
> or I am missing something?
>

Sorry wrong reply.