Greetings all!
Thanks for the advice, and the patience. I am now a proud owner of RBR! I'll be looking to get my feet wet soon!
Steve
Thanks for the purchase :) I know you will want to check out all of the Bonus items I added into the game.
Would anyone like to engage in a small RBR battle, I am open to instruction. Knowing little about the engine or series, I trust to your magnanimity and knowledge in selecting scenario, sides and rules. I would further appreciate, but do not require, someone who could help me learn through tips, lecture, insight, etc. The school of Hard Knocks works fine, I know (I have several degrees from this noted institution) but any tutelage greatly appreciated!!
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Steve - sent off an email to you. Looking to play #179. The Battle of Neuburg-Oberhausen. its a good beginner level scenario. There are not a lot of units, both sides attack during the battle and all three "arms" are present - infantry, cavalry and artillery - so you will get used to the strengths and weaknesses of each.
(06-26-2018, 03:21 PM)Sgt_Rock Wrote: [ -> ]Steve - sent off an email to you. Looking to play #179. The Battle of Neuburg-Oberhausen. its a good beginner level scenario. There are not a lot of units, both sides attack during the battle and all three "arms" are present - infantry, cavalry and artillery - so you will get used to the strengths and weaknesses of each.
Thank you Sir! I look forward to it. I will reply via email. Do feel free to offer instruction as we go - I have no grand ideas of victory, but would rather enjoy the experience and learn.
Flank Speed Ahead Steve & Good Luck!
Game underway - Steve's French legions are approaching my hastily constructed line of infantry and artillery. No losses yet ...
(06-29-2018, 02:46 PM)Sgt_Rock Wrote: [ -> ]Game underway - Steve's French legions are approaching my hastily constructed line of infantry and artillery. No losses yet ...
