Douglas Triggs

@doubt72.bsky.social

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Beep. Curseword > code transpiler. Contains less than 50% オヤジギャグ. Into languages (spoken, computer), board games, legos, astronomy, hiking, KC sports, 英語•オヤジギャグOK.

A tank crew has abandoned this PanzerKampfwagen III... For no apparent reason.
Line-of-sight overlay shows hexes that are within LOS as well as hindrances, and color-code the hexes for unit ranges (out of range as yellow, in-range as white, current hex as green).
The final disposition; the Americans took all the losses, no casualties at all on the German side.
Tigers at Kursk. Most of the dead vehicles are not Tigers, but Soviet tanks trying to slow the German advance.
Stalingrad map, showing deployment zones on the map and units in a panel to the left.
A rotating set of screenshots of various A Hex Too Far scenarios on the server.
Sunset in Mile Hi near the beginning of the concert.
Map editing controls for the scenario editor.
Gerald R. Ford Ampitheater in Vail at beginning of intermission between the two concertos.
If you look closely you might or might not realize that both sides are advancing towards the rear, so we were basically routing directly into opponent positions. Needs some other tweaks, too, but that just plain broke the scenario.
The marines overran the Japanese defenders and got to the airfield but took massive casualties.
Canadian forces have successfully cleared out enough German forces to take the win.
Canadian forces having a rough go of it in Ortona, Italy. This time the dice deserted them and it went badly in the end.
Some bloody conflict happening in the streets of Ortona, Italy, with Canadian forces already taking casualties right off the bat.
Testing one of the beta scenarios, the British attack on Fort Capuzzo at the beginning of the North Africa campaign. This one isn't balanced yet.
A field, with campers at the end, and trees and mountains behind it. There are telescopes, but under covers so you'd probably have to know what those were.
What if the Romanians were heroes, and got all the lucky dice rolls? Then this would have happened. And they would have been crushed immediately afterwards anyway when all their tanks broke down and they ran out of fuel.
Dead tanks, fire and chaos. North is now pointing to the left.
Walkway next to a lake with geese, goslings, and ducks.
Soviet forces failing to stop a Wehrmacht counterattack at Second Kharkov.
Raate Road in Finland, broken units and wrecked vehicles everywhere with a final score of 33 to 32
American paratroopers being overwhelmed by masses of Volksgrenadiers who took massive losses but captured most of the town in the end.
Midtskogen farm in Norway, 1940, Norwegian Royal Guard delaying action against German Fallschirmjäger raiders attempting to capture King Haakon VII. The battle should really have been at night, the fighting actually happened at about 2-3AM, but... Ehhhh
rout check roll: base of 15, minus 2 for rout check, minus morale 1, minus cover 2; target to avoid rout: 10 (64%), target to rally: 20 (1%), plus 12 minus 2 for previous attempts
The Targi "board" all laid out, near the beginning of the game.
Race for the galaxy tableau with a row of seven cards, every one a 6-point card.
Bookshelves full of games, and a table and chairs.
Hex-and-counter scenario editor with a map with a runway and some buildings in otherwise trackless desert named "Rat Patrol"
Scenario editor showing a map and scenario metadata (id, name, author, description, location, date, sides, special rules, wind, weather, etc.)
Hex and counter Stalingrad is a bloodbath.
Rendang with... Lots of vegetables like snow peas and green onions and water chestnuts and cashews.
A new hex map breaking up some of the previous straight streets that units would be forced to retreat down.
At the end of a hex-and-counter game in an urban environment.
The full interface of the hex-and-counter wargame showing line-of-sight and hindrances and the firing arc of an anti-tank gun.
The hex-and-counter wargame is back, once again with the KV scenario. Given a score of 39-to-38 (and the sequel being exactly one better move or a lucky dice roll away from a win), feel like this one is pretty well balanced.
Soccer action at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Denver, Colorado.
The same hex-and-counter wargame with a Soviet KV-1 tank that has a broken weapon and is immobilized on the battlefield.
Hex-and-counter wargame, setting up initial deployment with an even more collapsed interface than before.
9 files changes +753057 -22 lines changed
The same hex-and-counter wargame (Germans vs. Americans in Cherbourg) except now on a smaller window with the track on the left side of the screen semi-collapsed.
Hex-and-counter wargame being fought in the harsh Russian winter.
The hex and counter wargame is back, this time with a lot of blue and yellow, perfect for most dogs.
The new game page showing a whole bunch of scenarios and one particular scenario in particular: Uruguay, which is, of course, set in Poland in 1939 as you'd expect.
A hex and counter wargame in your browser, with german and American squads dealing with blazes blocking the things
Ah, bocage, the hexes and counters
Hex, counters, carnage in Stalingrad with new prettier updates about the proceedings.
A hex map of open desert with a lot of dead tank counters.
Women playing pro soccer
It's another game with hexes and counters, this time in the snow.
A closer example of A Hex Too Far game. Hexes, counters, all that stuff.
Back to the hex and counter thing, with a bunch of things going on that are hopefully explained by a tooltip that has a bunch of numbers including die rolls and percentages
Hex-and-counters, probably would be a bloodbath at Tarawa if I'd actually implemented actual firing
Hell's Highway with a bunch of soft, sunken ground, ditches next to the road and trees on ridges
Hexes and counters and a Char B1 bis approaching a steep hill
a very complicated picture of a game interface with a hex map with lots of shapes and lines and square counters of Japanese and Chinese national symbols, a bunker with SNLF squads and a Type 92 HMG expanded