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Spetsnaz in Afghanistan 1985: Video Game Replay
Good morning, everyone! Here is the replay video for yesterday’s wargame between myself and @rasmus. He took the Russian Spetsnaz commandos (411th Special Operations Detachment, 22nd Special Service Brigade / GRU, 40th Combined Arms Army) against my swarm of mujahadeen.
With some fun gameplay, light skirmish system, a little smidge of historical commentary, and some Russian radio chatter with battle sound effects and helicopters, might make for a fun background listen while working on hobby.
Hope you enjoy it.
And if anyone ever wants to be “part of the show” and play one of these games with us on line, we run historical wargames every Sunday. You can reach out to us on the Sitrep Discord and see if any of our games catch your interest!
Really enjoyed your replay. Would like to play as a table top game. Are the rules you used available ?
Thanks for the comment @fourpipers – Actually the “Sitrep Skirmish” system is still in the “highly-experimental” phase – this was the very first time we used helicopters and more solidified point-driven victory conditions for it.
We have experimented with it as a table top game – videos are here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8C6j40AS9CI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0LKBDoU3Ow
So the rules haven’t solified to the point where I would feel writing them.
However, I freely admit they are heavily drawn from the “Force on Force” miniature system (originally by Ambush Alley Games) if you wanted a more formalized (albeit more complex) rules structure.