As the title says, I'm just curious about people's experience in actual play. We've only gamed with either a single support choice, or very small historical scenarios so far. How does adding a second (or third?) support choice change gameplay and playing time? At what point do you feel that adding support choices might pass the upper limit of what's supposed to be a focused, divisional level game?
Cheers,
Christopher
Usually we play with one as we are playing a game in the evening after work.
2 support choices is roughly 3 brigades which I can't think of many divisions bigger than that (although there may be examples) so I should think it is quite hard to keep everyone in command past that point.
Our group (in Toronto) play with one support choice. That usually allows a game to get finished or close to in an evening.
Its seems more than one support choice might be better played on a larger area than 4x6?
Our group use 25 mm, one support on 6x4 tables. any more on a table this size gets very congested.
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