Dirty Dozen/Night Game Objective

You do realise that the last d-day night game had over 300 people? You wanna do 300 vs 13?

Whats the fun in even numbers and not 300vs 13  but have the 13 be a separate branch of the American landing forces, just they get dropped behind lines and are head shot only or something. More of a special forces thing here no different then what we have done in the past scenarios. Kind of like Red Dawn's Wolverines mobile spawn point, hand picked and dropped behind lines for special objectives.

first off, the night game, fun as it is, is a total cluster fu@k. To even think of using headshot only willl simply create a cluster fu@k with fight breaking out. Im not dealing with that on no sleep. Head shot only for night game DENIED.

Bowman wrote: well no head shots then but what about the rest of it?

TGE & I will review it and decide on that type of stuff closer to the actual game. It's still a bit far away.

I think elements of it are worth considering.  I have some reservations about sending a small number of players out into a darkened field by themselves.  Last year we attempted to keep most of the action centralized and upfront in the event there were any issues (like someone slicing his hand down to the tendons).  I'll think it over and see if there's a way to safely adapt it other than assigning the role to people we don't like in the hopes they don't return.  ;)

During the day game...Good point Jager.

Still though, he's not advocating an entire 13 vs 300 scenario, just a brief part of the scenario being a few guys dropped in ahead of time.

@-ARES-  Bowman is referring to the use of this idea as a feature during the night game (not a bad idea in my opinion, certainly worth the producers considering as T.G.E. stated).  As for Americans being dropped behind enemy lines for the day game:  Airborne was used at the start of the day game the first year... Mike quickly found out that it was a tool that needed to be removed from the American arsenal as they crushed the German beach defense from behind.  The only thing the Germans should have to worry about during that first phase is beach defense, but even then it still isn't enough to hold back the great U.S. of A.

EDIT:  *Disclaimer* My pseudo-support of the idea does not mean I volunteer to be one of those to be dropped in the middle of the woods in the pitch black.


Edited by ger - Mar/16/2011 at 1:21pm

"Messed Up" doesn't quite cover the epicness of what occured that day.

perhaps the only way to say it is....."We SR'd the german beach defense" thats about as close as i can get to what we did to mike precious hard thought plan.