War is boring link

[DRG]

Yes, we know Shrapnel is nannying the link

Google ........

Venerable hex game is free to download

[troopie]

Thank for your suggestion. I did so.

troopie

[keif149]

I was flooded with junk mail after visiting that web page.
:-/

[DRG]

Originally Posted by keif149

I was flooded with junk mail after visiting that web page.
:-/

Interesting....... I haven't received any......did you give them your email address ?

[jivemi]

Prefer something between battalion- or regimental-sized forces. Maybe 50-100 individual units/vehicles/batteries total. Much more than that my Godlike concern for each precious instrument of martial will suffers from compassion fatigue.

[Imp]

Must admit I would find 30-60 units restrictive.
Will play any size from 20 units up but probably 80-120 is the norm.
Bigger just equates to larger maps & longer game turns 200 units is no issue with the following exception much along RightDeves comment.

Large scenarios especially if using modified units unless they are well structured it just takes to long to identify what you have & where.

Yours are no problem & I will give SAS Troop a nod for his being easy to get to grips with despite often being quite large.

[Steves308]

Depends on my mood that day ;^) I enjoy playing large scenarios, though for my campaigns, I usually will play only a company or two of troops. Larger forces take too long to get through the campaign, especially the Long Campaign in SPWW2.

I will say in a small scenario, you do feel the loss of a tank more than in a large scenario...

[zastava128]

I usually play a battalion-sized force. I've played a couple of the larger scenarios and found the enjoyable, but time constraints usually mean I limit myself to the smaller ones.