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Glad we could help:)

Yeah, so the 4th edition rule boom doesn't have anything on shooting through infantry teams. I never played any of the previous editions, so that rule and the aircraft rule is entirely new to me. However if you can find the rules, or a rule book there's a bunch of really weird shooting scenarios, like targeting hq and observer units. Along with mistaken target. I didn't want to make the video an hour long, going on about all the different things that apply in the shooting step, and to be honest, I rarely play with those rules anyways. Thank you for the comment :)

You can shoot over stationary infantry. So if your infantry moved in front of you and block your line of sight you cant shoot over them if all or practically all lines of sight are blocked by said infantry. Per the 2019 rule book page 51.

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Thank you! We plan on making battle reports for Team Yankee, and Flames of War later on in the year! They're quite a bit of work but we have some crazy ideas in mind. We posted a video on our plans for the year, so hopefully that will help clear up any more questions, but if you do have any questions you can also comment:)

I recommend buying the books, because they have all the unit stats, points, history, and formations, opposed to just the stats, but if you are looking for just unit cards they are sold separately. Just call your local game store or see if you can find them on Amazon or another online store. :)

And I find the splitting hits rule weird, because the attacker should chose which team to take out, or if a team is behind cover, it can still get hit. There is the mistaken target rule as well, but I honestly don't know anyone who plays with that rule, because it makes it impossible to get anything done lol.

@@BrushstrokesBattlegrounds Thanks for the replies! I'm sure there is a "gamey" reason for it, and that's find. It's just a bit odd.

@@BrushstrokesBattlegrounds Thanks for letting me know! Your the first to have made that clear to me: I can get the books and have the stats, as well! AWESOME!

And you know what, you would be right. There are no saves in assaults, I don't know why I added that in but after some investigation I found that there are in fact no save in assaults for infantry! Thank you so much for your feedback!

Glad I could help! I'm a Team Yankee player and I am curious about FOW, so maybe I'll build a FOW army too ^^ thank your for your video

You know, I wish I had an answer for you. It's in the works. We've been finishing up painting all our North Africa models, but with exams and sports it's quite difficult to find a time to play. I really wish I had an answer for you, but all I can say is that it is in the making. Thank you for your engagement and comment!

Thank you for your comment! We made an edit in the video description sometime ago! But thank you for your feedback and support

There isn't a rule that "immobilizes" a tank or AFV per se. However, the bailed out rules can kind of behave like immobilization, as the crew has to get out of the tank to "fix it". Or maybe they're just scared lol. Anyways, while a team is bailed out of their tank they can't move or shoot until they roll a successful remount. So in a sense, they're kinda immobilized. Flames of war doesn't do an amazing job of portraying realistic events or scenarios like that, which is unfortunate but if you're looking for a fun game to play in a few hours with some buddies FoW has you covered.

@@BrushstrokesBattlegrounds So due to no immobilization rules there's really no drawbacks to assault guns not having movable turrets ...?

I've never thought of it like that, but yea you're right. I played a game the other week with ISU-152, and those things absolutely dominated! It would definitely add to the realism of the game if there was a rule like that, but it's whatever. Thank you for your comments!

You know, it's actually really funny, because me and Everett were playing a game the other day and we went back and forth on whether there were infantry saves during assaults. And the rule book is very open ended about it (I don't think it's written very well) I'm pretty sure that the unit being assaulted rolls saves after being assaulted. But again it's super unclear.

Thank you so much for the comment! I recommend checking out the flames of war wiki Fandom. They do a pretty good job of explaining the rules (a lot better than the book lol) fow.fandom.com/wiki/Assaults Hope this helps :)

After further research and analysis, we have concluded that you are right and we were wrong. I entirely blame my dyslexia and the horrible set up of the a5 rulebook. I'm very sorry for all the confusion. Sleep well knowing that you were right lol

Sorry for the late response, Me and Everett are on vacation rn, but yes in standard play you must take at least one formation (all of the backed out units) and you can take as many formations as you would like within the point limit of your game. You can also take the same formation as many times as you would like. Me and Everett like mixing stuff around and trying new weird stuff that formations sometimes don't allow. Most of the box sets are formations so it shouldn't be hard making one or two, but when you've got a crap ton of models like us, it's usually more fun to just play without them. But formations are definitely the most balanced and easiest way to make an army:) thank you for your comment

Lol, that's my bad, I'll get the title changed right away

Thank you for the feedback!!

We haven’t gotten to the infantry bases yet, but the tanks did have magnets until someone I know dropped a book by accident on the tanks… so they do need some repairs.

Stuff happens, I blame gravity it's a pain !