SOW Waterloo Multiplayer Saturday 29/04/17

[Asid]

 

It was a tutorial.....Tuna was onn our right...He went a bit Michel Ney 

 

Great game though...We did win   

[Tactical Wargamer]

We should be good with our LAN group. 2-4 players for sure Saturday, May 6th!
Rick

[Tuna]

I have Dinner Date with wife and friends, so won't make this week's battle.

[Asid]

We should be good with our LAN group. 2-4 players for sure Saturday, May 6th!
Rick

I will make a new post. Keep an eye out 

[Beef]

I have Dinner Date with wife and friends, so won't make this week's battle.

Sorry to hear that 

Thanking my lucky stars (this time) that my wife is anti-social.

[Tuna]

lol.. Actually last time we went out to eat with them was a few years ago. So not bad..

[Tactical Wargamer]

We should be good with our LAN group. 2-4 players for sure Saturday, May 6th!
Rick

I will make a new post. Keep an eye out 

Looks like 4 players, no cancellations on our end yet

[Tuna]

If you want to do. One Friday night, let me know!

[Tactical Wargamer]

Thanks, Tuna.....might take you up on it. Off also holidays July and August
Thanks for helping us newbies!

[Tuna]

I'm still a newbie too, if you couldn't tell by my decimated forces the other night.

[Tactical Wargamer]

Not at all. I thought considering you did an amazing delaying action.

[Tuna]

I had 'fun' learning Calvary.. Thanks to a lot of help from you guys.. "Watch the Fatigue" was/is very important.

I wonder if you should never "Take Command" when charging? Because, if you "Take Command" then they won't know to stop if the NME Squares up? Will they know if they are not in "Take Command" mode. You can't really use a courier to stop them, because he won't get there in time. One time I stopped them in time, and they stood there next to the square not attacking. But every Courier I'd send to tell them to pull back. would get killed by the troops in the square before getting the command to them. Maybe I should've moved closer 'myself'..

All in all though it was a good 'learning' experience. I was successful in routing a few brigades with them.