Re: Winter War 28

One potential problem with this scheme is the necessary turn
coordination.
One solution would be to use a turn system similar to the one used in
FASA's
Prefect. For every strategic turn there were X turns for Leviathan. For
every turn in Leviathan there were Y turns for Interceptor, etc. Just
something to think about. I'd be interested to see how you integrate two
simultaneous actions.
Jay

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>From: Noel Weer <nsweer@ice.net>
>To: gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu
>Subject: Re: Winter War 28
>Date: Thu, Nov 30, 2000, 5:03 PM
>

> One SG-DSII linkage idea that had occurred to me recently came up when
a
> few of us ran a DSII fight where the objective was for some corporate
> mercenaries to keep the local government from seizing an office
building
> as part of their nationalization policy. The gov't troops did achieve
> infantry control of the town and the building, but ultimately lost the
> battle...
>
> The player controling the gov't wanted to put his troops inside the
> building and have the mercenaries dig him out... reasonable given that
> the mercs couldn't just blow it up...
>
> So, you could do a DSII at one table and a SG at another - the wider
> battle for the area at the former and the fights in the halls of the
> objective at the other. Conditions on the DSII table could influence
> reinforcement availability on the SG, etc.
>
> I know less about FT, but a forced landing of reinforcements from
orbit
> could be integrated into an active DSII (or SG) fight on another
table.
>
> Scott Case wrote:
>
>>>  > Anyone else planning on running any GZG sessions there
(DS,SG,FT)?
>>>  > >If
>>>  > so, it may be kinda fun to coordinate scenarios...
>>
>>
>> I won't be at that convention, but I'm considering doing one at Cold
>> Wars in Pennsylvania in March. I'm curious about what you might do
>> scenario wise. Maybe we can give each other some ideas.
>>
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