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Phil Grasha

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Jan 20, 2012, 7:28:57 AM1/20/12
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This is Bramley's idea of a "winnable game for the Germans.  When you play him, remember the Alamo!!!!!
Hill-621

Scott B

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Jan 20, 2012, 8:09:03 AM1/20/12
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That was a close one actually, closer than the picture implies.  

Notice his 75 ATG is on hill 538?  After the Russians did well in tank vs tank, that ATG took out no fewer than 4 Russian AFVs.  It is also outside the range of Russian MMGs in 3N1.  The Russian player is forced to make a decision - dedicate scarce forces to go there and take it out or concentrate on the VC hexes, there is not time for both.

Also my respected opponent had his misfortunes with fate.  He lost two AFV to infantry in CC.  He misapplied a COI to his great cost.  had any of these not occurred or been off-set by a stroke of good fortune, it may have been a very different picture to look at.

Although not won at the end of RGT10 Mph, It does look like a difficult German position.  However, difficult is never impossible in Squad Leader.


Scott B

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Jan 20, 2012, 11:16:33 AM1/20/12
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hi phil,

you were right, the dice didn't play out this time.  although they did get 3 of 4 breaks they needed 4 to stay in the game.  The 152 was the final nail in an already closed coffin.

Thanks for the game, i'll get False Impressions moving in the next day or two.

Log file attached.
075-hill-621-RT10b.vlog

William Sosnicki

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Jan 21, 2012, 12:49:51 PM1/21/12
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I take this as meaning Phil is the German?  Seems to me with a few 'simple' rolls of snakes the Germans will prevail, esp when its Phil rolling the dice!  Smile emoticon
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