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| VOTING RESULTS |
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
infantry skirmish | 162 | 52% |  |
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armor skirmish | 74 | 24% | |
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half platoon | 7 | 2% | |
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platoon | 55 | 18% | |
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company | 4 | 1% | |
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battalion | 10 | 3% | |
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| POLL DESCRIPTION |
We're using "level" in terms of the scale of the game - that is, what do the figures and models represent? What's your preferred (most favorite) level of gaming for WWII and modern gaming? |
infantry skirmish | 1 figure = 1 soldier, 1 model = 1 vehicle. I really like the man-to-man type combat.
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armor skirmish | 1 model = 1 vehicle. Infantry are grouped into stands representing several soldiers. This allows me to focus on armored combat (don't care about individual infantrymen).
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half platoon | 1 model represents a half-platoon of vehicles.
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platoon | 1 model = 1 platoon of vehicles. Allows me to get a larger battle fought in a smaller amount of space and time.
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company | 1 model stands for a company of vehicles.
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battalion | 1 model = 1 battalion. This lets me play out larger battles, closer to the scale usually covered in military history books.
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