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Re: A second Ayton 16th-18th October 2020
Possible fallback location at Barnard Castle?
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Re: A second Ayton 16th-18th October 2020
Can’t see it myself
You can never have too much of something you never needed to start with
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Re: A second Ayton 16th-18th October 2020
How will we all coordinate our wives birthdays if we are to do this?
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Re: A second Ayton 16th-18th October 2020
Second wife, shared amongst all. Purp's would be happy to oblige.
Re: A second Ayton 16th-18th October 2020
Visionary!
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Re: A second Ayton 16th-18th October 2020
This is be-cumming silly now.....
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Re: A second Ayton 16th-18th October 2020
I know. He did make a bit of a spectacle of himself, didn’t he? No, I meant he made a bit of a testicle of himself.
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Re: A second Ayton 16th-18th October 2020
Being relentlessly positive I think it's time we started discussing the fine details. What's the general opinion on Distinctions and Deficiencies for the main AGW game?
My own views are:
1: Generally we could allow 1 distinction for every 2 or 3 units in a force. There is little point having Guards units unless they are better at something.
2: An additional distinction for every deficiency taken so if the Mudshire Militia have Poor Drill another unit in the brigade could have an additional distinction. It might be possible to class the Mudshires as Poor Drill, Brittle, Bad Shots and Nervous to gain 4 distinctions on other units but it wouldn't be gentlemanly.
3: Units that gained a battle honour last year would retain it, over and above the limit. Consistent good performance should be rewarded. I have to confess that my best performing unit was the light infantry that Tim H loaned to me. They definitely deserve recognition as Iain will grudgingly testify.
My own views are:
1: Generally we could allow 1 distinction for every 2 or 3 units in a force. There is little point having Guards units unless they are better at something.
2: An additional distinction for every deficiency taken so if the Mudshire Militia have Poor Drill another unit in the brigade could have an additional distinction. It might be possible to class the Mudshires as Poor Drill, Brittle, Bad Shots and Nervous to gain 4 distinctions on other units but it wouldn't be gentlemanly.
3: Units that gained a battle honour last year would retain it, over and above the limit. Consistent good performance should be rewarded. I have to confess that my best performing unit was the light infantry that Tim H loaned to me. They definitely deserve recognition as Iain will grudgingly testify.
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Re: A second Ayton 16th-18th October 2020
Sounds good, my Gordons were legendary last year.