Re: Doesn't Anyone Play ABTF Any More??

"Wynn Polnicky" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.games.advanced-squad-leader
Message-ID <9551200DAAF14EE8A63BAB08B7059C9C@userPC>
Rusty;

Your response would make sense to me except that there are *no* Brit RGs 
that have both Note 'e' and Note 'o' which allows (actually, it requires) 
those RGs to set up in a Friendly Setup area.

So what then, can the significance of Note 'e' be? I truly do not know. It 
*might* mean that those RGs with Note 'e' have the option of either setting 
up on map or entering, or it *might* be trying to say that they can set up 
on map after an Idle date. If it only applies, as you say, to those which 
have Note 'o', it is unnecessary to have the EXC in Note 'e' at all since 
'e' and 'o' reference mutually exclusive groups.

Oh well, my opponent and I are having a friendly game anyway...

Wynn

-----Original Message----- 
From: Rusty Shields
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2012 8:12 PM
To: ASL Discussion List
Subject: Re: [Aslml] Doesn't Anyone Play ABTF Any More??

My take is that those units with note 'e' must enter from a Red entry area, 
except where they are specifically referenced for on map setup.

For example, in CG II the Brits have (among other things) 10 CPP with which 
to purchase reinforcements for setup on map with any of  the other listed 
groups.



--- On Mon, 7/9/12, Wynn Polnicky <[email protected]> wrote:

> From: Wynn Polnicky <[email protected]>
> Subject: [Aslml] Doesn't Anyone Play ABTF Any More??
> To: "ASL Discussion List" <[email protected]>
> Date: Monday, July 9, 2012, 7:39 PM
> Fellow Listers;
>
> Asked this Q on Gamesquad and not a soul has responded, even
> though the Q has had 56 views there... Sheesh, do HASL’s
> fall so far out of fashion that only the latest and greatest
> get any love? I even asked Perry via the MMP Q&A e-mail
> the following question a couple of weeks ago and have
> received no answer.
>
> Anyway... here’s the Q sent to MMP.
>
> Perry;
>
> Does the EXC in Note ‘e’ to the British Reinforcement
> Group Chart mean that any RG to which Note ‘e’ applies
> has the option to start the next scenario in a British
> controlled setup area rather than enter from off-map?
>
> If not, I am unsure what its relevance may be,
>
> Wynn Polnicky
>
>
> So, having played nothing but Brit assaults thus far (I’m
> the Brits in CGIII) I’m considering whether to take an
> Idle Day (assuming my opponent cooperates!) some time
> on the 18th, perhaps in the PM or evening.
>
> The Brits can purchase Infantry RGs only until 18EVE per
> Note x to the British RG Chart on page R14. So if he
> purchases these guys, do they HAVE to enter per Note 'e',
> that is, is the Brit FORCED to declare an assault up until
> 18EVE in order to maximise his infantry? Or can he Idle, and
> set them up on map per the parenthesized EXC to Note 'e'? Or
> must they still 'enter’ via the Brit entry areas on the
> west edge of the map after an Idle date? I can't find
> anything in the text of the Refit Phase rules that addresses
> this question.
>
> Wynn 'Stiff Upper Lip' Polnicky
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