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I dug through the rules a bit couldn't find an explicit statement
as to what to use … it's the German ones, right?Was there ever an occasion when Hungarians troops battled
German troops?Thanks
Geoff
Cool, thanks Fred.
The reason for the German ones is so that Hungarians can fight against Romanians. Both are technically “axis minors” but both can't use the same “?” counter colors.
If you look at the Hungries from the sidein a stack, you will see the German grey border on each covered counter. If you had a dummy stack, you can see why using the german grey concealment counters would be advantageous. If they used the axis minor concealement counters, you'd see grey bordered units under the greenish “?” and know the thing in there was a real Hungry. If the covered counter was showing a green border…dummy for sure…
Yeah, I thought it was for that reason … of course the real reason I'm
asking is because I'm gonna (finally) punch my AoO module and I'm
trying to figure out where to put what …. without ending up with
253 Planos …
Geoff
I actually found a use for the concealment counters that came in the original KGP1–I use them for the Hungarians!!
Of course, I still am at a loss for the Hungarian Vehicle Crews.
@GeoffC wrote:
Yeah, I thought it was for that reason … of course the real reason I'm
asking is because I'm gonna (finally) punch my AoO module and I'm
trying to figure out where to put what …. without ending up with
253 Planos …Geoff
Dime Bags…or you are lost forever in a sea of green…
@GeoffC wrote:
of course the real reason I'm
asking is because I'm gonna (finally) punch my AoO moduleGeoff
Don't punch your module. We really need to address the issue of ASL Module abuse. Today you're punching your ASL module, tomorrow it will be the wife and kids. By the way, I almost punched my computer last night as my opponent rolled snake eyes five (5!) times in one turn of scenario AP31. And things had been going so well.
Actually, I'm gonna CUT it – not punch – probably worse!
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