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I like the look of this. A few components remind me of Wings of Warglory, and in a good way. I really like hidden orders. The minis look superb too – a nice change from parkour, leaping off rocks, etc.
I have spec ops next, the rules are very interesting also. You can push on an activate fire teams multiple times but you gain additional stress, more of that when I get a chance mind you.
Elements of the fatigue mechanic in Saga (for example). I like the sound of it, appeals to the simulation and gamey side of things.
push too far and you could lose it all…or win the lot. I do enjoy gambits
This looks like a good game
I’m hoping to do a play through soon ish
I have the kickstarter set, but also the SAS guys.
sas and spetsnaz are coming as separate unboxings later
Nice, so are delta force or the navy seals the top of US military troops.?
since i like modern rules, definately a get. I also tinker with the rules and see some good elements that can be used to enhance any game, but will have a look at the full set to see how it plays out.