<t> There’s not a lot of difference rules wise between the board games. Day of Heroes is probably the one with the most differences (eg squares instead of hexes, one big fold out map rather than the geo boards, road blocks etc). There is about to be a few releases coming up. Forgotten heroes reprint ...

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If that's all the changes there are it doesn't sound too bad. I still wish there were an option to get a 100% board game experience though.
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As another fan of the board game I do share the sentiment. However this is ...

If you out range the approaching units you can slow them down (a bit), but yes eventually you take it back down to ground level as they get closer, I should have said limited uses

<t> So far Stalingrad is exactly what I wanted to see in a digital lock n load game. It’s a very good representation of the board game. Even where it is different, I might see how some of those small changes would work in the board game. The AI is competent enough and I still have to use the same ...

<t> As a player of the board game I wouldn't have said that second story buildings are useless. They do present some tactical options which are nice to have, certainly putting a sniper on the second floor of a building is viable and depending on Scenario terrain a tripod MG 42 has its uses. I’d like ...

<t> I think it should be possible to improve the AI without affecting PBeM, I would like to see a stronger AI, but I think it should be without the optional rules, I think sometimes the scale gets left by the wayside in order to force in elements from squad level tactical games. As an example the ...