The Breakdown
There was a bit of a theme to many of my games as I played through the scenarios from several products in series.6 scenarios were from Friendly Fire
5 scenarios were from SOCALASL's Mèlée Pack III
5 scenarios were from Journal 8
3 scenarios were from the Winter Offensive 2011 and 2012 packs
2 scenarios were from Journal 7
2 scenarios were from an upcoming Action Pack
2 scenarios were from Paratrooper
2 scenarios were from BFP
2 scenarios were from Schwerpunkt
1 scenario was from Doomed Battalions
So 50% of the games I played were published by MMP with the majority of the remainder coming from the usual recommended suspects in Third Party publishing, with a significant sample from a more esoteric publisher. The absence of LFT from this is purely because I am yet to arrange a theme opponent for a playthrough, plus I am tempted to wait until i can arrange some KGS Cholm play. Other publishers just didn't feature because I haven't looked at them this year.
Opponents
An axiom of ASL is that you learn more from playing a wide variety of opponents than you do from playing within a small playing circle. If that's the case, then I have learned a lot this year.Apart from John Knowles (8 games) and the Cleavinator (6), I played some 14 different opponents, 11 of whom were first time opponents.
So since ASLOK 2010 , I have pretty much quadrupled the number of people I have played in three short years.
My 2012 shortlist
FRF 30 Biderman's EscapeSP 87 Fangs of the Tiger
BFP 30 Mèlée near the Coast
ASL 12 Confusion Reigns
MP 17 Bagging Burcorps (the only scenario I played twice in 2012)
So all in all, a much better year for actual play than I've managed in quite some time, and I will probably get two more games in by the end.
next up...what ASL crack did I get this year...and why Festung Budapest did not make the cut.
Not a bad set of scenario's played. AH/MMP seem to have factored for about 50% of my scenarios played as well
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