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Post by bishnak on Mar 1, 2015 8:25:38 GMT
I'm interested in hearing about any ideas anyone has for solo play? I think the old Charles Grant "Programmed Wargames Scenarios" mechanisms might work, but am interested in any other ideas?
Solo has always seemed a good way to try out scenarios, but also play some games when no opponent is available.
bish
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Post by Hayden on Mar 1, 2015 9:07:02 GMT
I am playing solo sometimes, usually when my opponents dont have time - nice and easy way i used once was pre-given orders to one side and at if there is enemy in LOS of given unit roll D6 5-6 continue as planned and engage nearest biggest threat, 3-4 situation unclear unit will occupy nearest cover if already in cover it will begin overwatch 1-2 unit will retreat to nearest cover if in cover hold fire it isnt perfect but it is easiest one
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Post by shelldrake on Mar 1, 2015 11:42:52 GMT
Once I get my act together to play FFT (painted up armies etc) I will be a solo player.
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Post by enchodus on Mar 5, 2015 19:15:54 GMT
I am a solo player more often than not. I am still working on a way to game solo and its trending towards card activation, with pre-planned orders. If I ever get my act together and finish the terrain I need, I plan to have my first battle soon.
--Chris
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Post by electro on Mar 7, 2015 7:06:34 GMT
Play mainly solo, usually scenario based s
Using preset defenders it's mainly attack and preprogrammed defense.
Takes a bit of the surprise element out but yes the older WRG Charles GrNt book gives some good games
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