Re: [GZG] Battlecruisers

We didn't model the fleet train extensively. We wanted to play ship
battles 
rather than space accountancy.

It is possible to put  out of supply. One of the hardest fleets to fight
was 
a "destroyer" swarm. No major units at all. One player had almost all 
dreadnoughts and was continually getting pinned down and having his
supply 
bases raised by the destroyer swarm.

Very hard fleet to fight against.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert N Bryett" <rbryett@mail.com>
To: <gzg-l@lists.csua.berkeley.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2006 8:50 PM
Subject: Re: [GZG] Battlecruisers

> Given that it was a campaign, how did you model logistics for 
expendable 
> weapons? Could the "beam" side attack the fleet train with  light
units?
>
> Best regards, Robert Bryett
> rbryett@mail.com
>
>> In one of our campaigns one of the players built a fleet around 
missile 
>> technology and was very effective. You jump in force the  enemy to 
>> engage, salvo your missiles and then run for it. If the  missiles do
the 
>> job you can mop up with secondary weapons.
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