Forum Message | City: | Indiana  | | Personal Data: | Male, born: June 30 1963 | | Membership | 20years 205days ago. | | Last Login | 97days 13h ago. | | Last Move | 202days 16h ago. | Longneck is currently  | Send a mail to Longneck |
| Message header | Area/Game: | Wooden Ships & Iron Men | | 1Topic: | Bugs and Improvements | | Subject: | Re: Historic Arbuthnot et des Touches | | Posted by: | Longneck  - 15years 97days ago. |
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| Message text Hi all--
I'm in a couple games with Karl and that's the first thing I noticed -- it looks unbalanced. We're early in the games and I thought maybe the wind advantage would play out, but it sounds like several games have proved that's not the case.
BlueDragon: While keeping the rules as close to the board game was always a goal, few of the scenarios are from the game. Arbuthnot, Britannia at Gibraltar, the pirate scenarios -- none of them are from the board game. So I would advise abandoning historical or board game originals for something playable. I'm with Karl -- I can see this quickly degenerating into another 4 vs 3 that no one plays.
I like the wind advantage for the French. How about bigger crews? In a basic game that would give them a decent chance to rush in and grapple while the English are tacking against the wind. |
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