Getting Started/How to Play DBMM: Combat Resolution
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2021
- This video is sponsored by the Wargames Research Group.
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DBMM is a wargame, so where better to start than how combat resolution works. Watch the video to find out the basics of DBMM combat resolution.
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Having visuals and voice over to explain the combat is perfect
Cheers, do share it with any new players who might be interested in DBMM.
With all the complexities that make DBMM my personal favourite, breaking tutorials down to bite sized topics like this makes it simple to grasp. Great work!
Thanks Mark, hopefully once the playlist is done it will be a great resource we can use to get new payers involved.
The video really helps our community to learn the rule. We find get into contact with enemy is the most difficult part to understanding during learning. Look forward for more explanation about maneuver rules later!
Hey Billy, glad it helped you, I'll definitely be breaking down movement in a future video!
lovely description. well explained- great pacing- thank you!
Nice work, well explained
Many thanks, hopefully this will help get lots of new people into DBMM!
Love the colour-coded terrain chart
Thanks Vince, I'll be releasing some of these resources in the near future that will hopefully make the game even easier to get into!
Returning to wargaming after many years of absence. Thank you for making this video.
I found a small pocket of players in my area who play with 1/72 plastics and I'm finding this series to be very helpful
Good video
Glad you enjoyed, thanks for supporting the channel.
Dbmm sounds amazing
My problem is painting, my Brit Napoleonic army is easy to paint as I’ve been using it for over 50 years but even the Osprey books don’t look as good as the dbmm competition armies that I’ve seen being used in games across the country.
If I can purchase the army list books for the latest version I’ll try again.
Brilliant vid loving them
Thanks, Glad you're enjoying them!
@@irhobbies188 im just getting into dbmm but these vids make its seem so much clearer brilliant job
@@martyn1185 That's the goal, so I'm glad it's hitting just the right mark. I hope as I make more of them it will keep helping you with the hobby!
The 6mm figures do look good :-)
Many thanks, I love the 6mm scale for mass historical battles!
@@irhobbies188who is the manufacturer of those pike phalanxes? The pikes look sturdy and flexible and exceptionally well sculpted
@@VitruvianSoundNYC These look like Heroics and Ros (UK).
The combat you performed with the cavalry charging the spears seemed to me somewhat unrealistic. Cavalry charging spears in their front should have some adjustment made to the result to make it more difficult for the cavalry.
nice voice/vid 🤌🏻
Many thanks!