The Importance of a Balanced List - General Army Tactics - Bolt Action 

Bolt action all the way. Since this is now a semi-permanent thing, can we start sending in community pics of our bolt action armies? Also just a quick note Mordian. I always seem to pickup your mouse clicks when you record. Perhaps try to cut them off when you record? Other than that, always keen to see more bolt action content!

Thank you for more bolt action content!

honestly, my friends and i havent been following the unit limit rules, instead we play according to what the scenario/story we are making goes. we have been using Bolt action for our RPG Table top game.

'How do I deal with the Sniper?' Of course the only true answer is to play the 'Gentleman's Game' of the counter sniper.

thank you for this, while I'm not into regular bolt action, K47 really interests me and as I understand it is basicly an expansion of bolt action.

Really liking this serious.

I’ve been playing a mechanized infantry list (using the US armored infantry selector) in friendly games with my own play group. It does surprisingly well despite being very vulnerable to pins. I’ve looked online and not many people talk about fully mechanized lists, I’d be curious to hear about other people’s experience in a more competitive environment. I know selectors often aren’t allowed in tournaments so that probably explains a lot.

So ready for bolt action battles! Totally fascinated with your take on tactics in comparison to other channels!

Odd uniforms for your newest Mordians. And how the fuck would they know what a sunrise looks like!?

I’m an early war French player and I routinely play against late war armies. I can hold my own and win as often as I lose. The points system creates the balance between the different eras in my opinion. Yes your French armour is not going to kill enemy late war tanks but they’re great at bullying infantry because they’re cheap.

I sort of made a Panzer Grenadier platoon with a Reg 1st Lt and assistant, 2- 10 man squads Vet with 4 Stg-44, 1 MG-42, 4 rifles and 2 Panzerfaust, then a Volksgrenadier squad of 8 with 3 Stg-44, 1 MG-42, and 3 MP-40, then a Panzerschrek team Regular, a Regular Medium mortar, a SD Kfz 251/9 Stummel, and a SD Kfz 251/16. It works but unlike the Platoon structure I use it in pure friendly games and sometimes it does alright other times it gets swept up and put in the trash by turn 4. Since I got a Flamethrower and a Sniper with my Panzerschrek I should go and add them to a few of my German builds.

I'm watching all your Bolt Action videos. Thanks for doing them!!

This really helped with my IJA, Thanks!

Goes without saying I fucking love these. I can just feel the passion. And yeah bolt action isn't a perfectly balanced utopia, high explosives, flamethrowers mixed into units, medium machine gun teams being weak, it's got a few issues, but nobody really takes all the broken stuff by gentlemen's agreement. I think the culture of the game is just different. Also I get the sense that the guys at Warlord games Don't make broken rules to sell miniatures, pretty low bar but it's nice.

Good one! Thanks mate.

i'm just getting into bolt action, the game is super fun

Hell yeah bolt action !!!!

I remember my high school history teacher encouraging me and the board games club to get into bolt action, managed to grab some French soldiers and Italian Paratroopers but seemingly have lost the models! I asked him to help build my Italian mortar team but unfortunately he never got back to me haha xD

More bolt Action! Also thinking about starting soviets.

Models look excellent. Great video on bolt action. Hope Warlord Games appreciate the exposure

Okay, first of my 20 comments. Early war France has some competitive play and can definitely go toe to toe with late war Germany, a few players in the Bolt action Reddit are competitive early war French players, gave me loads of fantastic advice. You obviously get that free artillery piece, I know some people like to spam inexperienced minimum squads with VB launchers, and the French cavalry always seem to get taken. The armours really good in the worst way possible, it's cheap, decked out with machine guns, and has negative rules "like one-man turret" you can play around and just get a nice discount on your tanks. Granted if your opponent brings a really big tank you'll struggle to knock it out, but that's not really the meta and you can hopefully pin the thing out with artillery if luck goes your way, or just ignore it.

K47 seems more interesting than playing historic WW2

Bolt Action Rocks!

This game sounds much better than 40k. HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE

Umm... mordian glory only fans -just pics of freshly ironed uniforms 🤔😅

40k topic bit PURE INFANTRY TAU WHEN?

good video, not actually true though