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The inevitable approaches! Just like the start, it made sense to condense the final batch of turns into one video and just get it out of the way.

Obviously, this has been a little longer than the usual turn-by-turn, but I was willing to use a bit more of the new year like this because it gave me space to run around like a headless chicken if the new SF2 Battlepack needed any last minute work.

From here on out, I think we're in line for a bit of a breather after this (and a more conventional AAR because I know this format grinds some people's gears), but I do want to do a bit of a roundup still.

The plan for that is to do a Q&A together with Limbo, so if you have any questions about this battle for either of us, leave a comment down below. This one is going to go out to the public at large too, so just one question each. I'll do my best to remember what happened, we actually finished this in December!

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Ben Kerry

Want to see you do your own battlepack. Super interested in the thought process behind the pack's contents! Honestly would love to see some special formations like a "Governmental" Syrian company with a Special Forces ODA as leadership

Ben Kerry

Also, who says "Death Traps"?

Boone

16 casualties and survival for the FO team!

Boone

For the Q&A, would like to hear each sides plan for artillery and how effective it was.

GLG

Oh! that was a nasty bit of business. Watching this unfold piqued my interest and I found out a Pershing took out a Panther on a hill at 2.6 miles away. Hit frontal armor too, but the distance ensured a much better angle for penetration due to the ballistics.

Andrew Offen

You got me killed mate. After all the good work at the airfield battle against the Russians as well. Think of the children back home. Oh the humanity.

UsuallyHaplessVideos

Well, the airfield battle was 30 years later so... either you survived against all the odds or your bloodline is repeatedly drawn into turn-by-turn battles

Andrew Offen

Twin brother. He stayed home with flat feet. Named his first son after his beloved brother killed so cruelly at the end of the War. Little bastard migrated to the USA and joined the army.

Luke Frame

I got some kills and i survived the engagement, It was a valiant fight Hapless, Keep up the good work!

Eldar1944

I did like the withdrawal as most games players just keep on going until there is nothing left. I thought showing how to do it (sort of) was interesting. Plus I lived! Anyway my question if it’s not too late is. How well do you think you executed your plan from the start, do you think if the tank difference was more even it would have worked and is it ever worth even trying to correct a ‘mistake’ in deployment halfway through a battle as you lost 3 tanks there. Thanks