“Talon Tuesdays” is an article series appearing on InsideGMT periodically on Tuesdays. It features articles from the Talon development team regarding the game’s design, development and upcoming release. Issue #10 Empire War is a strategic game mode in Talon that does not use the written scenarios. It’s going to get its own Talon Tues in […]
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Designer Blogs, Playtest ReportsHistorical Situation, Yom Kippur War – At 2 PM on October 6th 1973, the Syrian army and air force launched a massive assault on the Israeli occupied Golan Heights. Three Syrian infantry divisions, bolstered with an armored brigade, assembled close to the border. In the rear, two powerful armored divisions were ready to exploit any
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Designer Blogs, Examples of PlayIn this article, Doug continues the orders of battle discussion by focusing on the air forces for the primary opponents and discusses the why of some of the decisions which were made. This is part one which details the air forces of the two protagonists, India and Pakistan. – Mitchell Land The Air Forces of NWIP, Part 1 The
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Designer Blogs“Talon Tuesdays†is an article series appearing on InsideGMT periodically on Tuesdays. It features articles from the Talon development team regarding the game’s design, development and upcoming release. Issue #9 We didn’t add terrain to Talon until about a year into the development cycle. The game offers enough interesting choices and the counters are large
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Designer BlogsStorming the Heights is the latest entry to hit the GMT P500 from Consim Press. This release covers one of the first major battles of the Crimean War, the Battle of the Alma, fought on 20 September 1854. This game models in a highly-playable format the key elements of the battle — command control (lack of generalship),
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Consim Press, Designer Blogs“Talon Tuesdays” is an article series appearing on InsideGMT periodically on Tuesdays. It features articles from the Talon development team regarding the game’s design, development and upcoming release. Issue #8 A couple of weeks ago, we looked at the Weapon Sheet, which we used to objectively calculate a relative point value for each weapon. That
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Designer BlogsAs a developer and co-designer, Doug’s been a tremendous help and force behind getting NWIP published. In this article, he profiles the orders of battle for the primary opponents and discusses the why behind some of the decisions we made. – Mitchell Land The Armies of NWIP Bringing the two main armies in Next War:
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Designer Blogs“Talon Tuesdays” is an article series appearing on InsideGMT periodically on Tuesdays. It features articles from the Talon development team regarding the game’s design, development and upcoming release. Issue #7 Jim’s Under the Hood segment will continue next week. In the meantime, here’s an article about Talon afterburners, which was the brain child of our
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Designer Blogs, Playtest ReportsThe following is a replay of Wing Leader Scenario V25 “Singapore Sling” which is one of the supplemental scenarios provided by Lee B-W online.. Japanese Pre-game Planning In order to win this scenario you will definitely need to bomb the airfield and at least take it out (6 hits). The Sally’s you are using have
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Series Replay“Talon Tuesdays” is an article series appearing on InsideGMT periodically on Tuesdays. It features articles from the Talon development team regarding the game’s design, development and upcoming release. Issue #6 Thus far on Talon Tuesday, we have taken a look at an overview of the game, a detailed example of play, and even some fan
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