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Re: Spring 2017 Battle of Britain - 30th April - See Battle Report
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Hey SA! Always welcome!
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Al suggested we have one here in Hereford, as I am unsure whether I can drive in direct sunshine. Are you expecting Tomas in June? I Realise it is far too Far for him to come. Perhaps, your villagers would not fancy leaving the safety of The countryside, either.
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Instead of moving BoB Leo why don’t you just invite everyone you want to a game at yours?
You know I would come down.
But my fear is that you would lose most if the others due to distance.
On the other hand you might attract someone new. :-o
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It is as I Thought. It is working very well as It is ; do not fix what is not Broken. That is what they say.
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No no no witt. Organise a day but just dont call it the BoB. You know one or more people not on this forum who will play. Get us some new blood for our UK A&A community. I will come down and join in too.
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I’d love to go… but I haven’t been to England since the 1990s… :-P
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We have not missed you Wolf! :-P
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I won’t be able to make any events anytime soon but I’m glad there are some going on in the UK :-)
This is my first post, so I hope to see you around the forums from time to time
have a good game this weekend!
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Hi h0lym0nk
Always good to come across another British member of the forum. Welcome!
Do join us when you can.
Or if you are just looking for a game you might find that you are local to one of us.
Cheers
Adam (PP) -
It is good to see there is another Britsh players here. Glad you joined the forum.
Can I ask Where you are? I realise You cannot play us at the moment.PP: I am struggling to drive at th moment, as the brightness
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Thanks guys
I currently live just south of Northampton, but also near Milton Keynes. Main barrier to games at the moment is my lack of a driving licence (something i never got round to doing when i was a teenager) but that should be dealt with soon.
I realise you guys are in Derbyshire and Hereford respectively, are there many other brits online?
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Credulous is part of our group and lives in Stockport. As is Dukla Passa,
Who lives in Hull.
Flashman is in Yorkshire and I think there are a couple in London. They do not post much. In fact, ithey may not have e even done so for a year or so. There is Also someone in Wales. -
Hi h0lym0nk
We also have forum members/players in Hull & Manchester. Plus a cluster of non-forum players in Derbyshire who join us at the BoB.
I see that while I have been typing wittmann has also answered. He has more knowledge that I of those that do not join us at the BoB.
Northampton is not that far from Derbyshire. An hour and a half drive I guess?
Compared to Canada and the US our A&A community is small. But that is an advantage in some ways.
(wittmann - let me know how the Doctor’s appointment goes on Tuesday)
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Of course I will, PP.
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We had 6 players, including Credulous, Dukla Passer and Private Panic from the Forum. wittmann sent his apologies. Two games were played:
1. 1942 Second Edition
Sides allocated by role of the dice.
Russia (Dukla Passer) attacked both West Russia and Ukraine. The latter was unsuccessful. Germany (Private Panic) was then able to wipe out the Russian stack on West Russia. From that point on Russia was on the back foot against Germany, although an attack on Moscow was delayed by the need for G reinforcements to traverse the continent and also by UK fighter reinforcements. The Russian capital fell in round 5.
In the meantime Japan (non  forum player 1) had destroyed the US fleet in the mid-Pacific. Then bomber purchases allowed an SBR against Moscow that allowed G to make its attack a turn earlier than would otherwise have been the case. Those bombers then enabled J’s capture of India in round 5.
Following the loss of its Pacific fleet, the US (alternately Dukla Passer and non forum player 2) switched its focus to Europe. However G’s bomber per turn builds allowed each attempt to combine with a UK (non forum player 2) fleet in the Atlantic to be foiled.
The Axis achieved victory against standard conditions at the end of round 5.
In all four major battles (West Russia, Moscow, Pacific, India) the Axis had the advantage. But in every one the winning margin was significantly greater than might have been expected. Lady Luck was definitely on the Axis side! :-D
2. Anniversary
Credulous (Axis) vs non forum player 3 (Allies). The Allies surrendered following the loss of Egypt, Moscow and India.
China seemed to perform better than any of its allies! :roll:
Perhaps Credulous will add a fuller report on this game.
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So you had a one on one game, while the other was a 2 vs 2? Interesting. Who
Played against Cred ? Was it Jeremy?
Sorry I missed it. The
Weather would have been on my side, brightness wise, but would have been too far to drive this early.
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Yes Leo. Jeremy against Mark.
And Tomas and Dale vs me and our new player, Dave, who seemed to enjoy himself a lot, so hopefully will be a regular attendee.
I felt I should partner Dave given that he is less experienced than everyone else.
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Sounds like a good event guys!
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Hope you can join us some time h0lym0nk :-)
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Sounds like a good event guys!
PP and his Derbyshire friends are great hosts. Is Always a good day’s gaming.
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