<t> Yes, I have also owned all the&nbsp;TOAW versions and honestly, I loved them all.&nbsp; I didn't realize how laborious the turns were until I picked up AT. <br/>
Avalon Hill had a boardgame called Blitzkreig back in the '70s ( with terrain modifier charts, combat tables and yes, dice ).&nbsp ...

<t> TOAW was my favorite until I picked this one up... I found AT to be MUCH more flexible and&nbsp;intuitive.<br/>
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Someday, somone is going to come up with an AI that can actually think... Until that day, I think&nbsp;both TOAW and AT&nbsp; AI's are far better than anything else out ...

<t> Yes, I agree also, that the maps are as necessary as the narrative to telling the story. The statistics every 5 turns was an AWESOME idea! Truly, icing on the cake. <br/>
All this PLUS the epic battle! <br/>
I think this&nbsp;AAR has raised the bar considerably. <br/>
All "text only" AAR's ...

<t> Yes, this AAR has been informational, educational and an absolute joy to read throughout these last months! Again thanks for sharing it.[&o]&nbsp;&nbsp; <br/>
After seeing such a bloodbath may I make one small request before it's over. Can you please post the total forces lost for each side ...

<t> The chart is really well done, however&nbsp;I don't think it&nbsp;tells the whole story (the AAR does that!), you are both sure to look at it from different perspectives. &nbsp;Taken as a snapshot in time, I think &nbsp;the advantages&nbsp;here can be misleading. Mortars aren't as great an asset ...