Great ,thanks
Again ,let me say we are greatly enjoying playing thru each scenario and will no doubt move on to the campaign system for linked battles soon

About breaking point.
What happen if I reach the number of casualties necessary to roll for breaking point in the first turn (bad rolls in the mobile deployment and a lot of good hit rolls of my enemy).
I pass the breaking roll in the second turn and recive a lot of troops from my reserve. Am I in a breaking point for the rest of battle and I will have to roll every turn? Or do we have to recalculate the breaking point?
   

Quote from: Big Insect on 30 March 2022, 01:43:11 PMWe'll see what we can sort out Pete ... I think there are probably a few of these types of clarification that have come out since the Post-launch errata was produced.

It is interesting that this question appears to have not been asked previously, as looking back right the way to BKCI there appears to have been no clear definition on what 'occupied' or 'contested' really means. We can correct that in CWCII for starters.
Maybe very few players actually play scenario games. Now that would be an interesting poll to run 

Cheers
Mark 

Just catching up and went checking on the basis I'm sure that's in the book, and it is. For BKC4 it's Pg57, Objectives, 2nd paragraph. This covers Occupying a terrain feature and gives you the number of units, not suppressed etc. BKC2 (same section, p37-38 I think) has the same description, however the Scenarios in BKC2 have the additional bit that says treat the entire area as a terrain feature.

There's nothing I can see or remember about contesting this other than keep them suppressed and/or dead.

Quote from: Jordi on 31 May 2024, 01:53:15 PMAbout breaking point.
What happen if I reach the number of casualties necessary to roll for breaking point in the first turn (bad rolls in the mobile deployment and a lot of good hit rolls of my enemy).
I pass the breaking roll in the second turn and recive a lot of troops from my reserve. Am I in a breaking point for the rest of battle and I will have to roll every turn? Or do we have to recalculate the breaking point?

Yes, you recalculate your army break point as and when units either arrive on-table or are forced off it or are KO'd.
It is an attempt to try and replicate 'real life' (well sort of) 
Cheers
Mark

Quote from: Genom on 31 May 2024, 11:59:43 PMJust catching up and went checking on the basis I'm sure that's in the book, and it is. For BKC4 it's Pg57, Objectives, 2nd paragraph. This covers Occupying a terrain feature and gives you the number of units, not suppressed etc. BKC2 (same section, p37-38 I think) has the same description, however the Scenarios in BKC2 have the additional bit that says treat the entire area as a terrain feature.

There's nothing I can see or remember about contesting this other than keep them suppressed and/or dead.

Apologies - I am not sure I understand your question?
Can you expand on it a bit?
Thanks
Mark

Quote from: Big Insect on 01 June 2024, 10:09:36 AMYes, you recalculate your army break point as and when units either arrive on-table or are forced off it or are KO'd.
It is an attempt to try and replicate 'real life' (well sort of) 
Cheers
Mark

Thanks and good jon.

Quote from: Big Insect on 01 June 2024, 10:12:06 AMApologies - I am not sure I understand your question?
Can you expand on it a bit?
Thanks
Mark

Sorry Mark, no question you'd mentioned that there was no clear definition of Occupied, so just pointing out that there is. It is in an awkward place, as the previous page also has a bit about objectives, but it has persisted through editions.

Quote from: Genom on 01 June 2024, 05:16:58 PMSorry Mark, no question you'd mentioned that there was no clear definition of Occupied, so just pointing out that there is. It is in an awkward place, as the previous page also has a bit about objectives, but it has persisted through editions.

Good spot - thank - I'll look at that for both CWCII errata and FWCII.
Cheers
Mark