Gaming face to face

So being the adventurous sort that I am, I took my World at War 85 game out to The Sentry Box for a face-to-face game with Peter. The intent was to show Peter the game mechanics and so we played scenario two - A Matter of Bridges. I like it more than scenario one as... Continue Reading →

And what’s the deal with TTS?

If Tabletop Simulator wasn't in 3D would it even be popular? This is the question I had to ask myself after experiencing an actual game using TTS. A few people were doing an online demo of World at War 85 and I was trying to figure out how to use TTS to host and create... Continue Reading →

More thoughts on WaW 85

So I have played a few scenarios, reread the rules a few times and made a bunch of mistakes. I felt that I had enough game experience to write a further post on the game this time looking more at how it plays and the type of game experience that you get with it. Combat... Continue Reading →

WaW 85 Scenario 3 pregame thoughts

Iron Horse, Iron Spear is the third scenario for World at War 85: Storming the Gap. Unlike the previous two, this scenario has the US forces on the attack against a Soviet defender and they even have, until turn 3, numerical superiority over the Soviet. Gasp! There isn't anything new in this scenario (we have... Continue Reading →

WaW 85 – A Matter of Bridges Turns 4-9

So you finished the first part and you're ready for more? Well lets continue then with the remainder of A Matter of Bridges. The Soviets begin the turn without the benefit of the Designated Formation card from their Soviet Initial Invasion Planning special rule. The US forces will now enjoy a, potential, 2-1 advantage in activations.... Continue Reading →

WaW 85 Scenario 01: Storming the Gap

So with all of my rules questions answered I settled down to play the first scenario in the game, Storming the Gap. The scenario pits elements of the 1st Squadron of the U.S. 11th ACR against  tanks from the Soviet 247th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment. This is a learning scenario so it only features basic units... Continue Reading →

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