"Do You Ever Replay a Scenario, Changing Sides?" Topic

We play a lot of "Commands & Colors" games, both ancients and medievals. Normally if we have time we change sides to see how we can do on the other side of the fence.

We don't normally do this with our "standard" miniatures games as they do take almost all of our scheduled playing time.

Jim

Yes, most likely with DBA where it's quick and easy to re-rack a game and have another go.

Sure – have tried both sides in a lot of our ACW games and for some of our WWII games

Going from German to Soviet gives you a whole new perspective on Fall Barbarosa

We have so many areas of interest that we rarely play the same era/rule set two weeks in a row much less the same scenario.

As ColCampbell, always for Command & Colors. Occasionally with DBA (but we haven't played that much for a while). Otherwise, as Shagnasty, we are but a group of butterflies.

All the time with C&C. Many of the scenarios are unbalanced so this is the only fair way to play. We keep score to determine who won by more points.

I haven't really had a chance to do so. The only time I remember coming close, was in a pulp game. I played various factions in three different game sessions at 2 different Southern Front cons. I co-won twice. Once as a good guy group and once as bad guys.

Members of my local group regularly devise, test and publish scenarios – so it is common to play them more than once (and for the players to switch around – it helps get the balance right, I think )

Phil

Not right away but yes eventually. Many times.