I chose Hungary vs Turkey.An era I know little about.For me that is entirely the point.
what better way to learn about it than through a war game?

All the best,Alby.
Hurry back y'hear!

IIRC it was in one of rhe older versions.SPWAW v.5,I think.It looked like a darker version of the Panther.,in the game.

<t> I had Russian infantry close assaulting two of my Panthers in hexes adjacent to them during the AI's turn.The Panthers survived.On my turn,I had a Sturm Tiger about four or five hexes from the Russians.I let 'em have it!Two shots totally dispersed the infantry..those same two shots also saved ...

~nt[:-][;)][:)]

Thanks Goblin.

Is anyone else getting a forbidden/access denied message when they try to go to SPWAW Depot?It was working fine earlier this morning.

If I could only figure out a way to insert "Who's gonna win the war"by Hawkwind...
Thank you Alby.I look forward to hearing them in the game.

Hauberk

I occasionally played bass with some guys I used to jam with.[;)]That's when they started telling me what a good guitar player I was.[:-]Hmmm...Relax guys,Ihave no intention of editing any OOB's!


Hauberk.

Thank you O ghoulish one[&o]You should have your's painted on your Tiger!

A couple of years back,before my computer went phhhht.....I posted here as Fontenoy.Since I couldn't use that name I'm now Hauberk.It's nice to see the SPWAW community is still as active and vital as it was then.I still love this game!!!

ORIGINAL: chief

Michael: BRAVO ZULU

Roger That![&o]

I'm glad no one was injured.Buildings can be replaced,people can't.I have a nephew who had a foolish encounter with a book of matches when he was a child.He will carry the scars for the rest of his life.

Perhaps the manual could have an index that lists the unit names in their respective languages with a brief translation.This is just an idea,I couldn't honestly say how feasible it would be.I'm sure some of the more experienced members of this forum could address that

Mustard,relish,onions and... sliced green olives![:D]

48.My first game was "Devil's Den".A Gettysburg game that I think was published by Avalon Hill.

My first board game was "Devil's Den".The truly difficult part was finding someone to play it with.

Caveat Emptor-Let the buyer beware![;)] Hauberk

<t> Gentlemen Another book you might find of interest onthis topic is "The Pity of War" by Niall Ferguson.Some of it is rather dry reading,ie:the chapters on the economic and political conditions prevalent inthe respective countries at the outbreak of the war.However the chapters on the attitudes of ...