doctorphalanx

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doctorphalanx

I have some Pendraken-related posts on my blog which can be found here:

http://doctorphalanx.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Pendraken

or just pay a general visit to:

http://doctorphalanx.blogspot.co.uk/

Comments and feedback welcome, especially on the blog, as nobody has yet left any!

nikharwood

Yay - first comment for me then!  :)

Nice blog  :)

Techno

Yep !
Very nice blog.
Cheers - Phil.

petercooman


Aart Brouwer

Yay, another Crossfire addict.

We're getting a little thin on the ground, but Crossfire is still the most inspiring WW II ruleset.

Cheers,
Aart
Sadly no longer with us - RIP (1958-2013)

"No, I do not have Orcs, Riders of Rohan, Dark Elves, Skaven, Kroot Mercenaries Battle Tech, HeroClix, Gangs of Mega-City One or many-horned f****** genetic-mechanoid arse-faced pigmen from the Purple Pustule of Tharg T bloody M." (Harry Pearson, Achtung Schweinehund!)

Duke Speedy of Leighton

Crossfire is brilliant, until the point no one can move without triggering a massive amount of shots! We found it often bogged down and there was no resolution, and other times a platoon would 'go Holywood' and do all sorts of things you would never expect them to do under massive amounts of firepower! ;D
You may refer to me as: Your Grace, Duke Speedy of Leighton.
2016 Pendraken Painting Competion Participation Prize  (Lucky Dip Catagory) Winner

doctorphalanx

Hi Mad Lemmey

Crossfire can bog down into fire-fights. You need to get the terrain right in the first place and know when to pull back and infiltrate elsewhere. Smoke is also very useful for maintaining fluidity. I haven't encountered any unbelievable Hollywood exploits, but as this is a very low level game perhaps there should be room for them. Military memoirs seem to be full of exploits that are rarely encountered in games!

Richard