By Swords and Bayonets

Mechanics (from transcript analysis)

• scenario-based — Includes four scenarios with corresponding maps and counter sets.
• Series: Great Battles of the American Civil War — Ninth game in the series.

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• It's checking off a lot of boxes for me and that it's solitire, individual man, campaign, strong narrative elements, events.
• I love to see new games, new companies popping up and see newcomers into the field. It only helps us have more creativity, more innovation, and more people pushing the edge of the design envelope.
• This is a new and interesting direction for them.
• This is a lot of fun. I think it's going to spin great narratives.
• My understanding of World War I combat of course listening to him went up through the roof.
• And this game focuses on the reconnaissance at Verdon as the part of the combat.
• Warfare traditionally was a situation especially as you go farther back in time where you didn't have anywhere close to full information and getting that information and what you did with that information and analyzing that information and making decisions on incomplete information was such a huge part of warfare that really hasn't been captured in a lot of our modern wargaming experience.

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