11-17-2012, 02:52 PM,
(This post was last modified: 11-17-2012, 02:53 PM by Shad.)
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Shad
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RE: Going small
(11-17-2012, 12:37 AM)larry marak Wrote: Which of the cardboard maps is used most for single map scenarios? 10 and 13 seem to be leaders, but with over 1000 scenarios to check, its hard to tell.
Right, Top 5 here we go! And I'll use our nifty new TableGenerator as well...
Hmm... I'm not sure 13 (Airborne) should count, since it is basically being triple-counted (Airb, AirI, Air3).
...came for the cardboard, stayed for the camaraderie...
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11-17-2012, 06:46 PM,
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RE: Going small
So Shad which board gets the multiple map from different game sets, I think its Board 25.
I am really testing your PG search engine
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11-18-2012, 12:34 AM,
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larry marak
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RE: Going small
I'll tell you, the searchability of this data base is tremendous!
I have to agree Shad, 13 in many cases is counted triple, but even if you only used data from Airborne Introductory, it is the most used solo board.
Looking at the most used and most-used multi stats, is shows the tendency of most maps in the system to be semi-historical rather than generic. The first 12 maps should have an advantage, because so many supplements were made when their maplets were the only choice.
Dr. B. has stated that the 8 maps designed for Infantry Attacks 1 and 2 are intended for use in PG supplements covering 1944 on the Eastern Front.....the Fall of Army Group Center though the race to the Vistula.
I'm expecting the Fall of France maps to be used heavily for the upcoming Breakout and Pursuit book(s?), Leonard's new opus, and possibly more scenario books set in 1948 following Patton's Nightmare and Stalin's Happy Dream.
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11-18-2012, 04:14 AM,
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RE: Going small
(11-17-2012, 06:56 PM)Shad Wrote: (11-17-2012, 06:46 PM)waynebaumber Wrote: So Shad which board gets the multiple map from different game sets, I think its Board 25.
I am really testing your PG search engine
Child's play!
Map ID | # of Multi-Map Scenarios |
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06 | 236 | 03 | 223 | 01 | 220 | 08 | 198 | 09 | 176 |
Smart ass, though the result was interesting though I did not take into account EFD's 112 scenario's which will bump up all that sets maps
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