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 George Spiggott wrote:
 col. krazy kenny wrote:
Hey,what other ww2 game can you have Soviets fight 101st.
Bolt Action.


Yeah i forgot about that one.Also the kool thing with boly action is you can fight against VAmpires and Werewolves..NAzi Zombies....Brrraaaaiiiinns......
I would like to see Sgt. Rock vs. The Nazi VAmpire and Flames of is a Bad ww2 Movie.Sounds like Bolt Action is a Old DC comic book.

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I play SS in flames of war ,Becuase they are KEWL... 
   
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That's the problem with other historical games. I've played some at cons and while cool there is no way to just make an army. One side has X units the other has Y units.

Flames is just designed to be a good fun game, and WWII is more of a setting as some have already stated.

Otherwise German tanks wouldn't bail-out unless destroyed. Artillery wouldn't even be on the table, and would fire huge walking barrages across the field very innacurately.

Could go on and on and you would wind up adding rules until you have a game that took 6+ hours to play.
   
 
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