Had another game with Jon yesterday. We started a little late, and elected to just use the demo setup instead of having a full two-player game.
Demo Setup by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
Jon took the blue & gray and gray & blue frames, I took the dark green and dark red frames.
Jon also chose to be the defender in the scenario, which meant I would have to fight an uphill battle to win.
The station in the middle of the table is a crate of peaches.
First Blood by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
One of Jon's frames damages one of mine in his first turn of the first round of combat.
Blasting some Cover by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
Plenty of damage to cover, little damage to Jon's frames as I return fire.
End of the First Round by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
Some damage here and there, but no frames have been destroyed, and no-one has taken the station.
(I failed to keep a good record of the end of round conditions after this, so the rest of the photos blur together the rest of the game)
The Battle Swings in My Favour by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
My frames take the station and destroy one of Jon's frames, putting me in the lead. But victory isn't secure yet.
One of My Frames Destroyed by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
I'm still ahead in points, but the battle is getting tougher.
Second Frame Destroyed by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
With another frame down, Jon is ahead in points again and has the initiative.
Pressure is On by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
Jon's frame tries to winkle me out of position.
Denied by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
My frames crush a second of Jon's frames, tieing the game.
Last Gamble by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
My last attempt to secure victory before the clock ran out.
End of the Game by
Bryan Rombough, on Flickr
The game ends in a tie as I keep posession of the station, but fail to destroy any more of Jon's frames.
It was a fun game, still using only my demo frames, though Jon has started building his own. I should also do some more building of frames, terrain and stations before the next demo day in March.