In this case itвЂ™s small-scale military operations.

In this sense the game system does what was discussed in the RPPR main podcast, some RPGs focus on a single thing and their rules try to focus in on a single topic. Arma 3 is a lot more complicated and unforgiving, but it makes every action much more weighty and so requires a lot more strategy and coordination, making the end result of winning a battle all the more satisfying. In videogame terms, you can compare it to something like Arma 3 and Call of Duty. So you as players need to be extra careful when planning out attacks, choosing what weapons to use, your positioning, etc. The only way to walk out of a firefight with minimal casualties is to have overwhelming advantage, something that is drilled into the mind of any soldier. In a way it makes the game more interesting because getting shot at and being in the receiving end of an ambush means that you will die. To respond to some of the commenters here: Twilight 2K is supposed to be a system that tries to add simulationist aspects to the roleplaying game, and yes it is in many ways a wargame because of it. I also liked the setting and the roleplaying moments, for example the decisions on what objective to hit next and what to do about the prisoners of war. Kudos to Matt for running this, he did a great job staying on task and doing the number crunching relatively quick. I listened to the whole thing and enjoyed it immensely.

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