Bolt Action: How To Run A Demo Game
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- čas přidán 23. 05. 2015
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Chez of Warlord Games and Justin from Beats of War have broken out a set of miniatures to take you through the basics of running a good demo game of Bolt Action in its simplest form. No big tanks, no massive guns, just a good old fashioned firefight between squads of infantry.
How did you introduce your friends to Bolt Action? - Hry
My first demo was something similar, though it was more of a straight up death match. The only real differences really was that the US (Me) got a sniper team and the Germans got a mortar team. We then had a rematch and included more advanced things, but eitherway it was easy and fun to learn
I'm prepping a ton of terrain just for this. Great suggestions in this vid, thanks!
A very informative and interesting demo. As Justin said, an ideal level to pitch the game to introduce new players. Thank you.
I'm so pumped to get into Bolt Action! Watching all these videos really hypes me up.
I love the imagination that can come with this game. The German LMG team is pouring fire onto the British squad that is hugging the armored car. Meanwhile the Leutnant looks over and sees the other squad, which could be helping drive off the Thommies, is hugging the bushes. They are confused, they hear lots of fire, they have lost some men, they don't know whats going on and they are keeping down. The Leutant runs over the bushes out in the road and he screams at them to "get out of that ditch and get back in the fight!". The British Lieutenant sees him, rushes out on the road and puts down some fire at him but misses. The Leutnant then runs at the Lieutenant and busts him in the side of the face with his luger, cracking his skull and killing him. He then jumps over the hedgerows again running to where his other squad is and screams "get up! go go go!" and rallies them. But by the time he turns around the Thommies managed to scramble away with a briefcase they found in the car and retreat back to HQ. Its a tactical German victory but probably more importantly a strategic British victory because the British might have been defeated in the field but they managed to get those documents which who knows what kind of intel they might contain.
2022 here. Great report and an interesting game to watch as a warhammer player.
Excellent video! Very clear and informative. Our group plays Bolt Action in 15mm. Currently, we are re-fighting the actions of the E Company, 506th Infantry of the 101st Airborne as depicted in the Band of Brothers series. Carentan is the next scenario. Thanks for the inspiration!
I've played Bolt Action. It is a fantastic game.
very well done !!!
Great videos ! Just starting off with bolt action. Where do you get all your trees in particular and your terrain from your boards always look great! Thanks
Fantastic tutorial. Have you done one for vehicles?
Great demo.
I'm trying to watch this video but i find myself distracted by the empire and Batman staring into my soul.
They watch over for cheating!
So the first three orders Justin gave all violated the game rules? First order was a run over a hedge, which is not allowed, as you can only advance over hedges. So was the second. Or is there a special rule, if you are in base contact you can run over it?
And the third order brought the unit right up next to another unit, where there should be at least a 1'' gap (although that might be the case as the camera angle didn't really show it too well).
No you can run over soft cover but you can't run over hard cover
I'm gonna yell "GIVE 'EM THE STRAIGHT SILVER!" whenever I bayonet charge in this game.
I'm very interested to this game. Does the infantry models of a single unit have to be base to base with each other all the time? Can the model of a single be more far appart?
They can be a bit further away than just base to base, if you've played warhammer 40k it's very similar where troops just have to be under and inch or two away from another model in the squad (I haven't fully played the game yet but have watched a lot and this is simply my guess from what I've seen)
Thank you very much. I check on some website and i saw similar system for 40k unit formation (2"apart) and Bolt action (1"inch appart). I feel those system to be not natural. I wouldn't expect a unit to be so close to each other all the time. I'm still interested by the game, but i need to gather more information or see other (maybe better) systems, or create my own because I love WWII games.
I agree with you for the most part as almost every time I play a small game of 40k, I always lose atleast one squad to 1 or 2 rockets in succession.
I found Warmachine/Hordes unit systems to be a lot better (Everywhere within command of the unit leader (9", in general, around the model). Maybe i'm too picky, i have to try hit first and then see if it's a system that I like or not. :)
Yeah, really its all preference, I was about to mention warmachine's method but I don't watch or play much warmachine so I wasn't entirely sure.
Can anyone tell me where to fine those carpet tiles they use for fields here in the U.S.
I have looked everywhere......
Stephen Poulin I have found some at a local hardware chain Menards, may try Lowes, or Home depot. they wer 2 foot by 2 foot
Kewl, thanks for the info :D
how big is the table you guys are playing on ?
+Kenny Hempson Looks to be about 32 x 36 probably, idk though.
a hedge is soft is a bocage soft also?
+E-4 Airman yes, usually. but its up to you :)
About the thickest player I’ve ever seen. Monty Python eat your heart out
So.. B.A.L.L.S
thought at 1/2 range you got to roll more dice...
I believe half range u just don't get the -1
at full range, you take a -1 penalty to shoot. At half or less, you eliminate that penalty.
Cringey how red polo shirt is trying to explain stuff and baldy keeps interrupting and hurrying him