"Battle Reports" Topic

More like 98%, I keep a written and visual record of my games. The only ones I don't post a report on are practice games to introduce newbies and for veteran players to reacquaint themselves with the rules as we play a variety of rules and it can be as long as a year before we come back around to those rules.

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None now. Long ago, there was a group which cared.

High 90% for AAR.

Low 10% for posting them online.

I don't game at all these days, but I'd shoot for 100%.

Depends on what counts as a "battle report". None, if it means the moderately lengthy, frequently illustrated things used to write when I had more time on my hands.

Perhaps two thirds if an online summary of 1-3 paragraphs counts.

Occasionally I'll send pictures to an out of town friend.
"Hey! Here is where my tankette blew up his giant spider!"
But that's it.
I don't blog. Nor do I consider myself an influencer. 😄

EDIT: Apparently AI Autocorrect doesn't like the word "tankette", and changed it to "tank kettle". That's a new one!

Hmmm. Pretty sure "tank kettles" are--or at least should be--a steampunk thing. Maybe some fantasy Dwarves as well?

Well, it was a GASLIGHT game. 🤷

It depends. I'll do an AAR if it was a good game, if I learned something (about the rules, usually) or if I'm asked to by one of the other players. It happens more frequently these days because I'm retired- I play more games, try new rules and have the time to sort the photos and notes.

Other = much less than 10%, but not 0.

It was 80% but now closer to 10%. I just got out of the habit.

None, I don't want to put in the time or energy or take pictures throughout the game. Ironically I do like reading others reports.

I voted 0% but it is closer to 2%.