Strongpoints

[plloyd1010]

Strongpoints take losses and do morale checks like any other combat unit.

[Grognard Gunny]

Strongpoint units are one step (16.1, 4th ed). On the other hand, those strongpoints that happen to have an anti-tank factor could very well have an interesting affect on attacking units, if the attackers happen to have an armored carrier/unit involved in the attack. Something to think about (and seems to be a realistic "worry").

GG

[Grognard Gunny]

While we are on the subject: Whatever is the use of the "unoccupied" strongpoints. They are not even mentioned in the 4th ed rules. (Are they in one of the scenario books?)

GG

[plloyd1010]

Unoccupied strongpoints are bluffs or decoys. They do not count as losses when revealed, which is normally when an enemy unit occupies their hex.

In the 3rd edition, strongpoint rules were in the GSR's of the games which had the counters.

[Grognard Gunny]

There you have it. I came "into" PG after the 4th ed rules came out and don't even have a set of third edition rules. Was sort of "left out of the loop", so to speak. At least THAT question is answered.

GG

[plloyd1010]

I'm not sure I see the problem. All the games which came with strongpoint counters are 3rd edition. There don't seem to be any strongpoint counters in 4th edition games.

[Grognard Gunny]

Until you play "3rd ed" games with "4th ed" rules. And there's where the problem(s) come in. Just sayin'.

GG

[wleonard1]

Until you play "3rd ed" games with "4th ed" rules. And there's where the problem(s) come in. Just sayin'.

GG

If you are curious about the 3rd edition rules, you can see them on PG-HQ, under "Annotated Rules & charts".

[plloyd1010]

Until you play "3rd ed" games with "4th ed" rules. And there's where the problem(s) come in. Just sayin'.

But then one of you has the game and the scenario book with the GSR's..