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Battlefleet Gothic => [BFG] Discussion => Topic started by: Jimmy Zimms on January 13, 2012, 11:40:38 PM
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Hey folks. Been playing around with a new BFG scenario here called the The Hunt for the Bringer of Woe.
Think 1 part Das Boot, 1 part Hunt for Red October and a dash of Aliens.
I'd love to get some feedback from the community. We've played a few runs here with my group so far and find it to be a challenging scenario for us crusty old timers. Give it a read and fee free to bash/flame away :)
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It looks like a good scenario, but IMHO only when it is part of a "story" campaign. The scenario lacks the combat which is a major part of BFG.
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It looks like a good scenario, but IMHO only when it is part of a "story" campaign. The scenario lacks the combat which is a major part of BFG.
You win the "reading between the lines" award today. :)
Yes I was thinking of fleshing out the other actions that are hinted at in the over all campaign narrative into a scenario tree (something along 6 or so related operations). I was hoping to flesh out the most unique variation first (this scenario) as the others would be more traditional. I really felt this would be the hardest to get right and balanced and working from there the rest could be fleshed out. There's also a parallel bit of E:A I wanted to tackle around the Ad Mech story line for shits as well.
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Its sounds decent, should make for a long and very frustrating game :D I can see why its suggested that the Imperial player takes a beer break :P. Your opening was very pearl harbor btw, I like the ww2 references in it.