Napoleonic Wargame Club (NWC)

Looking for two players to make up a 2-on-2 game of Quatre Bras - probably starting towards the end of the month. Ideal opportunity for a less experienced player to hook up with a grognard.

Would like rout limiting, and flank morale optional rules off.

Players from any army welcome. I don't mind which side you choose either.

So, grab your parnter and sign up here [8D]

Mark

I am interested, but have never played a 2 on 2 game.

Premierlieutenant Zach Bogue
2. Westfälisches Landwehr-Regiment
2. Infanterie - Brigade
I Armeekorps

Hi Zach

A 2-on-2 game is a mini multi-player game [:D]

The idea being that each side has two players who can openly discuss tactics and strategy, divide forces between them as they see fit, or one just act as an adviser / overseer.

In all other respects it is exactly the same as a 1-on-1 game except, if you and your partner are each responsible for half your forces, you would move your units then save the file without advancing the turn, ship the file to your partner who would open it and move his forces before advancing the turn and sending the file to the opposition players, and so on for subsequent turns / phases.

It means that the game progresses more slowly but can be a great opportunity to learn strategies, tactics and tips and tricks from other players.

So, if you are still interested, see if you can find yourself a partner and we can look to get something started.

Regards

Mark

Hi Mark,

I would like to give multi player a first try....

thanks

Pete Russo,
Colonel
Armée du Nord - II Corps, 6ème Division, 2ème Brigade, 18ème Régiment légère

Hi Pete

Can you send me an email please: [url="mailto:markeason@btinternet.com"]Mark[/url]

I'm not sure if my messages are getting through to you

Thanks

Mark

Mark,

If you want to make that Twin Battles, I'll sign up as one of the French -- Quatre Bras seems a little small to divide up the field.

Maréchal Theron Lambert
Grande Duc de Montereau et Duc d'Angers
Cavalerie du VI Corps
Armee du Rhin
Commandant Grenadiers a Pied "les Grognards"

Mark,

If you want to make that Twin Battles, I'll sign up as one of the French -- Quatre Bras seems a little small to divide up the field.

Maréchal Theron Lambert
Grande Duc de Montereau et Duc d'Angers
Cavalerie du VI Corps
Armee du Rhin
Commandant Grenadiers a Pied "les Grognards"

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Hi Theron

Thanks for the offer but the game is QB, well balanced, compact and bijou, with each player getting two or three divisions [:p]

Stands a better chance of completion because of its size and I'm using it mostly as a means for players from any army to share and exchange tips and tricks.

The French side is complete, but if you are interested in taking the Allies with Dirk Schulze then you would be most welcome as Pete Russo has dropped off the radar

Regards

Mark
Prussian I Corps

I have been on the side lines for some time now.

QB is my favorite game; plays fast.

If you still need a commander give me a side and some troops to command and I am happy.

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Hi Jon

Email en route to you. Welcome aboard

Regards

Mark