SlicerW

Holien, In response to your request for suggestions on how to arrange the AAR’s, I believe it would be beneficial to everyone, if you could link the AAR’s using the tournament pairings. This would allow the reader to examine a particular scenario from both sides and see how each contestant’s plans played out against his opponent. This looking at both sides of the battle may provide a valuable learning tool for the reader. Enabling him/her to observe and gain insight into overall deployment planning for defense and attack. Seeing what worked, or did not in a scenario and why is a great way to improve your game play. This education might also carry over to the tactical portion of the game, if the AAR’s were written giving turn synopsis. Hope this suggestion helps.

Holien, In response to your request for suggestions on how to arrange the AAR’s, I believe it would be beneficial to everyone, if you could link the AAR’s using the tournament pairings. This would allow the reader to examine a particular scenario from both sides and see how each contestant’s plans played out against his opponent. This looking at both sides of the battle may provide a valuable learning tool for the reader. Enabling him/her to observe and gain insight into overall deployment planning for defense and attack. Seeing what worked, or did not in a scenario and why is a great way to improve your game play. This education might also carry over to the tactical portion of the game, if the AAR’s were written giving turn synopsis. Hope this suggestion helps.

Holien, In response to your request for suggestions on how to arrange the AAR’s, I believe it would be beneficial to everyone, if you could link the AAR’s using the tournament pairings. This would allow the reader to examine a particular scenario from both sides and see how each contestant’s plans played out against his opponent. This looking at both sides of the battle may provide a valuable learning tool for the reader. Enabling him/her to observe and gain insight into overall deployment planning for defense and attack. Seeing what worked, or did not in a scenario and why is a great way to improve your game play. This education might also carry over to the tactical portion of the game, if the AAR’s were written giving turn synopsis. Hope this suggestion helps.