Welcome to the ASL Scenario ArchiveThe site for Scenario information, for Advanced Squad Leader. | Password 6th February 2019, 10:30 | Login to comment... | | You can now update your passwords from the 'My Page' area of the site, once logged in. If you do lose your password and the email doesn't reach you, please get in touch with me via the contact page. | | | Passwords! 2nd January 2019, 18:15 | Login to comment... | | Oops - apologies. There's been an overwriting of everyone's passwords. I'm currently restoring passwords from a backup taken last week, no data has been lost (or leaked) but if you changed your password in the last 7 days it will have reverted to your previous one. Sorry about the inconvenience. As always, I don't have access to any unencrypted passwords but I expect the passwords to be restored in the next few hours. | | Dave wrote on 2nd January 2019, 18:44 | | Ok - they're all back. There may be some issues with accounts that were created over the last few days. If so, please contact me and I'll help out if any requested password reset email doesn't get to you. |
| | Password resets! 11th February 2018, 06:58 | Login to comment... | | This took me far too long to get around to, but password resets and forgotten user ids (providing you remember the email address you registered with) are now working. Hopefully! | | seblick wrote on 20th March 2018, 20:13 | | Thank you. Good to go. |
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| Scenario | Comment | User | | Jackpot Jones | | dleclair | | Liehr Launches First | Dale and I happened to be online at the same time and cranked this out in one sitting. My plan kicked off perfectly by laying smoke and swooping in from the south. I intended to secure the south side of the street and then curl in from the west/bully my way across. I had both MMGs in J15 to make reinforcing difficult. This worked great, and by the end of Turn 2 the south side was completely secure. My only regret was allowing 3.5 squads and a leader to be able to risk interdiction and rout across to their buddies, but I didn't want to risk losing a tank to a BAZ. One suffered HoB in the process, rallying back and creating a pesky hero. I had a "hero" of my own in the form of a wounded 8-0 that proved to be an annoyance at the least for the Americans. I had carefully paved the way for my tanks by scouting ahead for HIP TDs with my infantry, but got a bit greedy on Turn 3 and lost one on the west end of the street. By Turn 4 it was showdown at the OK Corral time, with my men lined up across the street versus his, who were mostly hiding behind the rubble in the north. I swung a Panther north to put some pressure on them and one of the reinforcing TDs, but Dale made a nice move and closed in with the other, knocking me out with bounding fire. He still needed a fair amount of luck after most of his prep failed to connect and, with his men sitting in open ground, they were fairly easy picking to break to the man. Another close and relatively fun Hatten scenario. | buser333 | | Stovepipe Funeral | | Danno | | Ayo Gurkhali! | | HistoryTable | | The Abbeville Bridgehead | Excellent scenario! | takai |
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