A mí me ha gustado Saigon '75. Rápido de jugar, con decisiones que marcan el desarrollo de la partida (dónde decide NVA presionar, desgastar rápidamente al ARVN; resistir, retrasar o replegarse para el Sur y evitar deserciones), y no muy complejo para empezar a jugar.

If war is diplomacy by other means, then all my board games are quite political. And I love that :)

Hey!
What about the Royal Navy? And the Roman navy birremes keeping the Mediterranean basin safe?

Ah, well... Like its successors, guarantor of their own freedom.

I'm going to play Tonkin later just to check the gulf where the Maddox will be later ;)

Nice website!
snafustore.com

I can't find this.

Not the easiest game but it gives you hours of play.
Also, I love that it's about encircling the 6th Army and not about getting to Stalingrad as many other games are.

Después de ver tus vídeos, nada que ver :)
Interesante cómo modelan la descomposición del ejército del Sur con las deserciones.

The sun shines in Paris in the spring of 1814.
Napoleon managed to hold the Sixth Coalition.

Somehow I have been playing more Pursuit than Paths.
The fact that the Russian Revolution happens in Pursuit of Glory ( difficult in Paths), the more emphasis on Gallipoli and the fights in the desert makes it quite appealing to me.
This does not mean I don't enjoy Paths of Glory! One of my favs!!