Tactiques # 9
Published by: Tactiques. December 1995
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Introduction:
Publisher/Date:
Tactiques (1995)
Country of Origin:
France
Contents:
52-page magazine, including 8 scenarios; 2 PDBYO nationality charts, 2 PDBYO scenarios
The final issue of Tactiques had a focus on the Russo-Japanese clash at Nomonhan in 1939, with several articles on that subject. There is also an overview of the Japanese in ASL, designers’ notes for the included scenarios, PBDYO materials (charts, scenarios) for the Japanese and Soviets in the Far East during 1937-1940, an an article on routing, and an article analyzing conducting and defending against a Banzai Charge.
Tactiques #9 also had a “mini-campagne” allowing players to link together four scenarios together from issues #8 and #9 that take place in Berlin 1945 into a campaign game.
Scenarios include the very good TAC72 (Engagement pour un Tour/Combat for a Tower), as well as TAC71 (Terminus Sened).
Tactiques (1995)
Country of Origin:
France
Contents:
52-page magazine, including 8 scenarios; 2 PDBYO nationality charts, 2 PDBYO scenarios
The final issue of Tactiques had a focus on the Russo-Japanese clash at Nomonhan in 1939, with several articles on that subject. There is also an overview of the Japanese in ASL, designers’ notes for the included scenarios, PBDYO materials (charts, scenarios) for the Japanese and Soviets in the Far East during 1937-1940, an an article on routing, and an article analyzing conducting and defending against a Banzai Charge.
Tactiques #9 also had a “mini-campagne” allowing players to link together four scenarios together from issues #8 and #9 that take place in Berlin 1945 into a campaign game.
Scenarios include the very good TAC72 (Engagement pour un Tour/Combat for a Tower), as well as TAC71 (Terminus Sened).
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Scenarios:
| Scenario | Played | Total | Rating | Location | Theatre | Attacker | Defender | Length | Balance | Popularity* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TACPB4: Le Lycee Technique | 0 | 0 | Berlin, Germany | ETO | Polish (Russian) | German (SS) | 0.7 hrs | Unknown | 0% | |
| TACPB3: Baintsagan | 0 | 0 | near Nomanhan, Mongolia | CBI | Japanese | Russian | 0.9 hrs | Unknown | 0% | |
| TAC72: Engagement Pour Une Tour | 0 | 69 | 5.57 | St. Nazaire en Royans, France | WTO | German | Partisan | 2.9 hrs | Balanced | 157% |
| TAC73: La Maison de Himmler | 0 | 15 | 6.40 | Berlin, Germany | ETO | Russian | German (SS) | 3.4 hrs | Balanced | 34% |
| TAC68: Le Mont Akayama | 0 | 10 | 5.67 | near Nomonhan, Mongolia | CBI | Japanese | Russian | 5.5 hrs | 80% Russian | 23% |
| TAC71: Terminus Sened | 0 | 2 | 7.50 | Sened Railway Station, Tunisia | DTO | American | Italian / German | 8.7 hrs | 60% American | 5% |
| TAC74: Drapeau Rouge | 0 | 0 | Berlin, Germany | ETO | Russian | German (SS) | 9.6 hrs | Unknown | 0% | |
| TAC67: Deterrez Les! | 0 | 11 | 6.33 | near Nomanhan, Mongolia | CBI | Russian | Japanese | 9.7 hrs | 64% Russian | 25% |
| TAC69: Battambang Bang | 0 | 3 | Khum Kandal Highway, Battambang, Cambodia | CBI | French | Thai | 10.3 hrs | 67% French | 7% | |
| TAC70: Brise-Lames | 0 | 7 | 8.00 | Velizh, USSR | ETO | Russian | German | 18.1 hrs | 57% Russian | 16% |
* Popularity is the sum of Roar and Archive reported playings based as a percentage of the parent publication's total games.
(Dark) grey rows indicate Night scenarios.
Median length of scenarios: 7.1hrs
Average rating of scenarios: 6.58
Total playing time: 69.8hrs