Any good systems for squad-based tactical operations? Something

>>50824398

Maybe look into Chain Reaction, I hear good things from some local wargamers.

>>50824410

Hm, Only War is cool, but I was looking for something less fantastical, yeah.

Sci-Fi is fine, but not as high fantasy as 40k.

>>50824498

What is it about? Can't find a lot of info on it.

>>50824530

It's a squad-level skirmish game that all the modern military fags used to say was really good, and supposedly works for any era where modern guns are a thing. I think it's a Two Hour Wargames thing, they're supposed to be excellent.
I don't know a whole lot, as I don't have a copy and only know what I've heard secondhand, but I figured I'd try to do the right thing and recommend a system that fits what you want, rather than just do the usual thing and tell you to use my favorite system, like most people in system recommendation threads.

>>50824398
Ops & Tactics.

>>50824618

Huh! Thanks, I'll check it out.

>>50824618

OP here.

I'm reading over the pdf, and this sounds really awesome. Thanks for the rec, my guy.

Obligatory GURPS mention.

The new Infinity system's pretty good, if you're into sci-fi.

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>>50824398
Its called Ops and Tactics and i swear there is one of these threads every week,

http://www.opsandtactics.com/books
why cant someone run it?

>>50825034
Not this guy, but specifically I think he meant to mention GURPS Tactical Shooting. Unsurprisingly, it does well at the title matter with rules and guidance in tactical maneuvering (slicing the pie, covering retreats, etc.) and aiming, loadouts, whatever. Rules for keeping calm under fire, shooting guns in enclosed spaces without hearing protection, etc.

Mix with High-Tech (modern gear/guns catalog) and possibly Martial Arts (for MCMAPS style CQC), even Technical Grappling (for grabbing people by their molle tacvests, yanking them headfirst into a pillar, jamming your knife in their leg and using it as a handle to manipulate them via pain and ultimately bring them to the ground, locking their arm behind their back and ultimately dislocating it before pinning them with one arm as you lay down covering fire on the nearby doorway with your quick drawn sidearm... or whatever).

>>50824719
Could you link me to the pdf?

>>50826136

Just google Two Hour Wargames website, my man. They've put it up for free.

Phoenix Command is the single most /k/ system ever devised

>>50826173
They require emails and addresses and registration and such like - I don't suppose any kind anon would be willing to share so us poorfags can also enjoy the free game?

>>50827107

Give me a minute, and I'll share all the free stuff I just got. (I used 10 minute mail, and told them I was Fred Flintstone from Bedrock.)

>>50827107

mediafire com/file/oaf1wqyaco0n6na/CR.PDF

Here ya go, friendo.

>>50827107
>>50827158

Took a while - the Mega firefox extension was being an asshole, but I eventually figured out it was the reason I couldn't log in and disabled it.

https://mega.nz/#F!RJNkDbpL!0rfEeJ7rryxgrxbD2LHX6w

I'm gonna see if I can't get any other THW stuff and put it in there.

>>50827158
>>50827268
Hey, thanks brother anon! And thanks also for the head's up on tenminuteemail.

>>50827813
And thank you too! Bloody awesome.

OP here.

Chain Reaction is great, I'm already setting up a game for tomorrow afternoon.

>>50828942
Let us know how it works out in real life with other folks!

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I would consider the group more important than the system on this one.

Personally I'm not sure if I would even do a game like that unless half the group or more had their CIB or CMB or something like that, especially the GM if I was playing it instead of running it. It would probably drive me up the fucking wall otherwise.