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Wacht am Rhein(Herbstnebel) Readme - bdtj1815 - 12-23-2018

Considerable interest has been shown in the Wacht am Rhein(Herbstnebel) scenario which is included in Bulge Gold. I have attached a more extensive readme which I didn't send to Strela to include in the initial release.

Hope you enjoy this scenario, it is the culmination of a lot of research and work.

Brian Jennings


RE: Wacht am Rhein(Herbstnebel) Readme - Warhorse - 12-23-2018

Thanks!!


RE: Wacht am Rhein(Herbstnebel) Readme - larsonney - 12-23-2018

Thanks Brian! This will be very helpful in my game! Jon


RE: Wacht am Rhein(Herbstnebel) Readme - panther421 - 12-24-2018

Thank you Brian, just starting playing your scenario.


RE: Wacht am Rhein(Herbstnebel) Readme - Sgt_Rock - 12-31-2018

The lack of ZOCs will help the Germans - good move. Peiper and the infiltrating units can now slip through the lines.

I also think highly of the Alternative rules. Being able to pick out units in a hex for air, direct and indirect and naval fire always seemed unrealistic. I also am a big fan of the new hidden disruption result rule. Many of us fire fire fire until a unit disrupts and then attack it. How would the units have known they were disrupted? Broken I can understand.


RE: Wacht am Rhein(Herbstnebel) Readme - Der Landser - 12-31-2018

Very cool!  Thank you very much!  Cheers3


RE: Wacht am Rhein(Herbstnebel) Readme - Lohengrin - 12-31-2018

(12-31-2018, 03:24 AM)Sgt_Rock Wrote: The lack of ZOCs will help the Germans - good move. Peiper and the infiltrating units can now slip through the lines.

I also think highly of the Alternative rules. Being able to pick out units in a hex for air, direct and indirect and naval fire always seemed unrealistic. I also am a big fan of the new hidden disruption result rule. Many of us fire fire fire until a unit disrupts and then attack it. How would the units have known they were disrupted? Broken I can understand.

A hex is 1 km, right? Why wouldn't a unit be able to target a sub area of a 1km hex? Are you saying the smallest area any unit in the game can target is 1 square km?

As for disruption, how about when a unit stops returning fire? How about when it's completely suppressed? Isn't that a sign that something about that unit has degraded?