Pillbox Pains PTO (id:#65593)
(Not One Step Back ID: DTF-14)
Yigo, Guam 1944-08-07 ()
Designer: Peter Struijf / Chris Mazzei
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Balance:
AmericanJapanese
50%

Overview:

After nearly three weeks of heavy fighting on Guam the 3rd Marines and 77th Infantry Division continued to face fanatical Japanese resistance. Near Yigo, their tanks came under devastating fire when entering into a clearing. The infantry struggled to overcome the well-hidden Japanese pillboxes.
Attacker: American (No more details)
Defender: Japanese (No more details)  
6.5 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:13.0 D:10.0
AFVs: A:5 D:0
Guns: A:0 D:2

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules:
Map Board(s): 37 62
Overlays: G2
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Last Played:
DateReporterOpponentResultComments
2022-05-17(D) Jeff B vs Joe Arthur American winSSR2 is a severe handicap for the Japanese defense, limiting and wasting a lot of good potential traps. Being that the Japanese have very few antitank resources this could quite possibly be a game breaker, as the Japanese probably have to take out a minimum of two tanks to stand any chance whatsoever. My opponent's approach through the east was my least defended area, and he was mercilessly able to exploit it. The Japanese cannot adjust their defense too much until the American Turn 3 reinforcements enter either, so they are in a bit of a pickle. The only reason I didn't concede early was the fact my sniper took out both eastern American leaders, though it was obvious to me it was just a matter of time before American muscle overpowered me. The slow, methodical approach of the attackers dragged this painful process on until the middle of Turn 6, when I finally threw in the towel with the minimum two required buildings looking to be taken. Having played this once I could certainly improve upon my defense, but ultimately it will just come down to how many American tanks are eliminated, and is really just a crap shoot.
2021-12-11(D) Paul Works vs Randy Shurtz Japanese winRandy used some inspired AFV movement through jungle and bamboo (!) to get a tank on my flank, but it ended in a CC reaction Fire attack of "2" that burned his vehicle. Another of his tanks recalled due to a malf'd MA. I killed another Stuart with my AT Gun. Randy's Americans had a chance at the end, but I interdicted too many troops and the Japanese held on for the win.
2021-10-07(A) Jason Wert vs Randy Rossi Japanese win
2021-10-04(D) Will Willow vs J. Stadick American winWent to the last turn. ASLOK2021
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Avg Rating: 5.80Votes: 5
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Estimated Play time: 5 hours
Recorded Games: 4
Archive recorded plays:
American2
Japanese2
Drawn:0

ROAR Data: (as of January 2022)
Pillbox Pains [Confirmed]
[A] American 1
[D] Japanese 1
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