Simple Equation WTO (id:#56659)
Multi-Man Publishing (ASL Starter Kit #1 ID: S3)
Aachen, Germany 1944-10-12 ()
Designer: Ken Dunn
Starter kit scenario?:    Deluxe scenario?:
 
Balance:
AmericanGerman
60.642570281124%

Overview:

The battle for Aachen had been raging for two days. A complicated series of maneuvers designed to encircle the city from both the north and south had been occupying the American command. These few units committed to the frontal assault on Aachen had some tough going. Not only were the Aachen defenders numerically superior, but they were fighting on their home soil for one of the cherished Nazi symbols: Aachen, home of the First Reich.
Attacker: American (3rd Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment)
Defender: German (404th Regiment, 246th Volksgrenadier Division)  
6.5 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:14.5 D:12.0
AFVs: A:0 D:0
Guns: A:0 D:0

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules: Grain not in Season. D: 2 secret Fortified Buildings
Map Board(s): y z
Overlays: NONE
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Last Played:
DateReporterOpponentResultComments
2021-07-17(A) Craig Renier vs Tim Stevens German winThe Americans attacked on a broad front. They were able to get across the open ground and roads with few losses. But then the wheels fell off the wagon. Failed MCs, TCs, and Rallys left broken squads strewn across the battle field. In combat, IFTs were ineffective and the Americans couldn't even win a 2:1 -3 CC roll. With no hope of attaining the VC, the Americans conceded on Axis Turn 6.
2021-05-30(D) Craig Renier vs Martin Moser American winA very close American win. The German defense was helped by early low rolls while the Americans could not successfully place smoke. The German defense was cracked on Turn 3, but was able to reform a strong secondary line. The American flanked the German left, rushing through as many buildings as possible while slogging through the German defense in the middle. On the final turn, the Germans pinned 2 MMCs and broke 2 more. But the German player mistakenly held his fire with his HMG cracking the door for an American win. Through careful maneuvering, the Americans were able to gain control of exactly 25 building hexes in the APh.
2021-04-20(D) Michal Kostan vs Polda American win
2021-02-20(A) Jonathan Townsend vs Myself American winStill wasn't using using the Inexperienced rules, but the Americans can really afford to push forward: with their number of troops and high rally rating they can keep rolling forward whilst the rear rallies to take over from the next broken wave.
2021-02-20(D) Jonathan Townsend vs Alberto German winWe forgot the rules for Inexperience (ie. 3MF and double cowering), but still the Americans must really push forward to win this.
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Avg Rating: 6.22Votes: 124
Views: 7358
To-Play list count: 9
Estimated Play time: 4 hours
Recorded Games: 94
Archive recorded plays:
American54
German36
Drawn:2

ROAR Data: (as of April 2021)
Simple Equation [Confirmed]
[A] American 97
[D] German 62
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