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RobertBr
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Okay, I've now played through the various shorter scenarios and the first two years of the Main Event solo and have set up my first full three player game (in which I am currently in the unfortunate position of defending Poland).

Its quite intersting to have a proper hex and counter game on the site though it does pose some challenges (as I learnt). So I've decided to try playing through some of the scenarios in videos explaining interface and rules at the same time, since the current walkthroughs are for physical copies. My 1939 Poland video is now up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAgZeIx3M14
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Lunalol
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Great, I love this kind of initiative.

By the way, during game setup, choosing a Factions option is useless for one player game.
You're playing all factions if you are alone.

This option is optimized for two players game (I should do something for 3 players game).
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I assumed the 'faction' option determined whether the interface said I had won after the game had finished? Is that not the case.
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AlbionLoveDen
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Excellent vid, thanks!
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Tortom
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This is great, thanks! Having BGA specific instructions and commentary is very useful.
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I finished recording my thoughts on a training scenario for USSR 1941 and then discovered it was a monster and my computer was not up to rendering a file that was the length of a feature film, so I am breaking it up into sections. My discussion of the first turn is available here, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N2dv0hEL8o

In which I spend time talking about air strikes, production point management and the scenario special rules. I will upload the rest in sections... and then I will start on the next training scenario, which will be France 1944.
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Okay, so the USSR 1941 scenario is now up and I've broken it into four parts:

Turn 1 https://youtu.be/7N2dv0hEL8o
Turn 2 https://youtu.be/YFi7uZ1yMpI
Turns 3 to 4 https://youtu.be/M3yXkcUSFeU
Turn 5 to 8 https://youtu.be/-Hw5jglCTcs

This really was a monster. I'm planning to tackle France 1944 next which I think is the logical third scenario to solo-play if you are learning and hopefully it won't run to two hours.
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Veri mica! TY
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So I completed editing France 44 last night and was planning to wait a few days before posting a link but the designer has already found it and is busy making comments on it (one of which means I will need to file a bug report, but in the morning, I'm going to watch a movie), so for everyone else here it is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTF4ZMJ ... i0F4AaABAg

I will be preparing Med 40-2 shortly but I think it will take me a touch longer as it is quite complicated.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g4kseQ7Dsc

The Med 40 t 42. This is the solo scenario that I found most tedious but also most useful as I was playing. The more you know about naval supply, both in terms of rules and the interface (which was still doing a few odd things I didn't quite understand, even at this point) the better you will be at the game.
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