Too Fat Lardies

Check out the foot bridge circa 2019, about midway in the article. Tell me you don't need this!

https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-fro ... e-47912910

I'm running Barkmann Corner Overdrive on Friday night

That's a fair cop

Vis Bellica wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 30, 2019 5:34 pm

No. I wouldn't let it move and fire. Wasn't designed for that, and the rules state MMG/HMGs can't do so.

I totally buy that for infantry MMG/HMGs, its the vehicle mounted weapons that need some clarification. It would be nice for Rich to weigh in on this.

--Tom

I wonder if the movie "A walk in the Sun" would make the basis for a great PSC. It has been over twenty years sine I have seen it. I would guess most of the people on here have seen it, if not it is available at Amazon Prime among other places. My Dad was a WWII infantryman in Belgium, Netherlands ...

Truscott Trotter wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 05, 2019 9:12 am

Well if any Sherman earns a card by a kill in the Barkman scenario ....then I would suggest the scenario is over....

Indeed.

I was just wondering if Barkmann gets to keep recharging his hand as the game progresses. He is going to be running out of tricks after a few Shermans.

I’m looking at running Barkmans Corner if the Panther gets a kill, does the player draw a card immediately?

Vis, the problem is in Armies of Liberation the 20mm is not considered an AT gun. I think the actual answer is its treated as a MMG/HMG with a single attack. But what I don't understand is if you use actions prior to firing, how does this affect the strike test? Example, a my Skdz-10/4 drives for 2 ...

I generally use Concealed blinds. Meaning, for the attacker every piece of concealing terrain is a possible blind. I require the defender to map out his positions, then if he want to move, I force a blind on the table, and they move it from there. I allow FO/Spotters to call fire from a blind withou...

For what it's worth, I used one tea break with the command cards it worked very well.