The Battle for Wiltz

[Nemesis]

I am looking to play a CMFB game on the CMBO Classic Wiltz map.

This would be a German attack / probe on the Americans.

I can propose parameters and you pick the side OR we can do a mirrored game.

All the rules and parameters can be worked out in a PM.

What say you?

 

[Nemesis]

Sorry--meant to say CMFB above!

 

[WinOrLose]

I'm up for a game if still looking.

 

[Nemesis]

That sounds terrific! I will shoot you a PM!

 

[WinOrLose]

That sounds terrific! I will shoot you a PM!

Just checking in as not received anything.

 

[Nemesis]

I sent a Drop Box link to your email. Do you not have it? You might check your SPAM folder.

 

[WinOrLose]

Sorry yes in spam folder. Troops selected and ready (ish) for action....

 

[Herroberst63]

I can also play. Send dropbox invite and file to nelsonv1945@hotmail.com

 

[Nemesis]

I just sent you a file and drop box link (check your Drop Box if you don't have it). Here are the rules:

Rules:

1) No airpower for either side.

2) No King Tigers or JadgTigers for the Germans. No Jumbo Shermans for the Americans.

3) Either side can spend a MAXIMUM of 35% of their points on vehicles (tanks, jeeps, half-tracks, Armored Cars, etc).

4) No pre-planned arty missions for the defender.

5) The defender cannot fire artillery / mortars at the attacker's setup area for the first 20 turns.

 

[Herroberst63]

Got it working on it now

 

[Concord]

Hiya @Nemesis
I don't know if you're familiar with it, but there was a tactical board game called Squad Leader published many years ago.
It too had a Wiltz scenario.

 

[Nemesis]

I know Squad Leader, but did not know that they had Wiltz! Interesting!

 

[Buckykatt]

Yeah, it was all 4 boards laid out end to end as I recall