Post by Martin Lefebvre on Feb 16, 2013 23:00:35 GMT -5
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- One mistake on my part was setting up the Battleships 3 feet from the battlecruiser action. This was mostly due to me playing much more Naval Thunder Battle Ship Row lately in which the average speed for a battleship is 7 inches per turn and the extreme ranges for the guns are between 60 and 80 inches instead of 5 inches of movement and 36 inches in range during the WW1 time period.
- On the other hand, this allowed the battlecruisers to duke it out by themselves for a few turns before getting re-reinforcements from the main battle lines.
- I'll say it again, but in this game it's crucial to be able to consistently score critical hits in order to score serious damage on the enemy.
- As a consequence of this, the Bad British Shell rule really hurt the British's ability to cripple the Germans in a timely fashion.
- We also played with the Powder flash rules, and in this respect Bob's dice were excellent and saved three ships from turning into rapidly expanding balls of smoke.
- Despite all of the critical hits that were rolled on the critical hit table, no ships rolled a twenty and thus spontaneously blew up. I was surprised and pleased. I hope that this could be offered as proof that this game is not ruled by golden BBs.
- As to the participants of the battle, I'm sorry for taking this long, but the flue and real life got in the way.
