01-19-2014, 07:39 AM,
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Poor Yorek
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RE: "Invasion of Germany" query
Vince,
Thanks: sort of had you in mind when I wrote this inquiry.
The play/AAR activity for each of the individual supplements seems to indicate that the scenarios are enjoyed.
Oddly, IoG lists 48 scenarios whereas each of the five individual supplements has ten: wonder if there was duplication somewhere?
In any case, looks like a pretty good deal.
Regards,
Bromley.
(01-19-2014, 07:07 AM)vince hughes Wrote: PY,
If you only have NoE I would definitely recommend the book. I have been playing through the series (I had the 5 downloads) with Wayne and others intermittently through the years. I'm a lover of that campaign and period before BoB as it seemed the Germans were beaten and yet they drew a line and bloody fought back again. Great battles and i would say probably the most testing time for the US Army in the War. Yes, get it.
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01-19-2014, 08:45 AM,
(This post was last modified: 01-19-2014, 01:32 PM by Poor Yorek.)
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Poor Yorek
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RE: "Invasion of Germany" query
Quote:PY,
Yes, they did drop two scenarios one from Aachen and Siegfried Line, why is an unknown.
Alan,
Thanks for the clarification.
PY
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01-20-2014, 02:23 AM,
(This post was last modified: 01-20-2014, 02:33 AM by rerathbun.)
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rerathbun
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RE: "Invasion of Germany" query
Just looked through my copy of IoG. It has 50 scenarios, not 48, and includes all of the scenarios from Aachen 1944, North of Elsenborn, Roer River Battles, Siegfried Line and West Wall.
The cover of my IoG is the same as the one shown on Avalanche Press's website. Either the 48 is a typo or it's a second edition (perhaps produced after the death of the printernator?).
PY, if you do order it, can you let us know so we can compare copies? Mine has 50 scenarios in 66 pages.
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