Re: [GZG] GZG-X AAR

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First I would like to thank all the people who made GZG-ECC X happen.  
Indy – Jon – Jerry, of course it was a spectacular time with great
games,	
with great friends. 
I don’t think the weather made any difference in the fun we all  had. 
I ran the game on Saturday afternoon “Uninvited Guests” 
This game was based on an on going scenario I been running in Ohio among
 our 
local gaming group and the games I have put on at GZG-ECC and other 
cons. 
The background of the game is the NAC and IJN have become allies in a 
long 
war with the FSE – ESU that has lasted over 4 years now. ESU and
primarily  
been man handling the NAC forces while the IJN have been womping the FSE
back to  
the stone ages.  
This time, the FSE have been beaten so bad, they were forced to begin  
recommissioning ships that were moth balled more then 20 years ago. The
IJN  assumed 
this would be a quick battle for the final thrust in to FSE to force the
 
French in to a peace on Japanese terms. 
Meanwhile, the NSL had been pushed by both the IJN and the FSE to shoes
a  
side to ally with. Which of course the NS did not to kindly to in the
attempt to 
 be forced in to choosing. Forced by the IJN choosing to take the battle
to a 
 near by OUDF territory that was under the protection of the NSL. The
FSE 
thought  as defenders, they could manipulate the NSL into siding with
them. 
The IJN led the attack with 2 main fleets: 
2 carrier task forces and a battleship task force 
While the FSE responded with: 
2 Battledreadnought forces and a carrier force 
The NSL showed up with what they do best, a lot of BIG ASS  Guns 
2 Battledreadnought task forces 
IJN - 2CVL, 1BB, 6CH, 2CE, 4CL, 10DD 
NSL – 2BDN, 2BB, 3BC, 2CH, 2CE, 1CL, 3DH, 4DD 
FSE – 1CVL, 2BDN, 3BC, 2CA, 2CE, 4CL, 4DH, 6DD 
An interesting plot as the IJN decided to split their forces and send a 

carrier force to engage the NSL and delay them from doing anything while
the  
remaining Japanese forces took on the FSE. The carrier force was just
plainly  
violated by the NSL forces. The FSE saturated the sector in SMs that the
 
Japanese in shorts laughed and swatted them away like flies, to only be 
manhandled 
by superior number of guns facing them. The IJN lost both carrier 
forces and 
75% of the battleship force. Leaving the FSE to completing their 
objuective 
and stopping the IJN strike. Without losing any of their capitals.  
The final strike for the Japanese did not go as they liked and they were
 
forced to withdraw with their Battleship heavily damaged and forcing the
war to	
continue.. 
This means I will be holding yet another game next year for those  
interested. 
Thank you all for gaming and the Con and I will look forward to see you 
all 
next year… 
Vince  Johnston
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