Hi,
I'm in the process of adding a bunch of stuff to this game but I have no one to test them on/with.
Is there anyone here that plays this game and would be interested in trying out my variants/add-ons?
I have nothing finished at the moment but one of the things I would appreciate is someone to toss these ideas around with. The reason I'm turning to you guys is that, despite this game having a very high ranking score over at BGG no one even bother to answer my posts. I get some thumbs up but no one bothers with a reply or critique.
Here is a more or less complete list of the new features I had in mind:
– New aircrafts (some with transport capability to ferry troops)
– New pilots
– New weapons and munitions
– New enemy units
– Allied ground units (with ability to be Inserted/Extracted by new choppers onto the battlefield)
– Civilian units
– Insurgents hiding among civilians
– Special Forces units to be used both in missions as well as on the Sector Map.
– Buildings & Structures (such as bridges, oil wells etc)
– New and more terrain hexes (Urban areas will hinder Stand-Off attacks)
– More Event Cards
– New Battalion Cards
– New type of Campaign Cards
– A lot of Mission Cards to be used either as single missions or as part of a Campaign
– New Pilot/Mission Log to go along with the Campaigns
I've added an image of a rough idea of the Campaign and Mission Cards.
What do you say, anyone interested in playtesting or sharing ideas?
Hi,
I've asked around on Boardgame Geek bit so far no one seem inclined to post any replies.
I have also read your variant suggestions at BGG and I think you really should try to find yourself a copy. The game is REALLY immersive and makes you anguish at all the tough desicions you'll have to make. It can be very upsetting in loosing a pilot tou've invested in. I've just got mine so shop around, there might be some store somewhere that still has a copy lying around. I know there is in Sweden anyhow (might be some harsh shipping fees, though).
Let me know if you ever get your hands on it.
Cheers