Don't know if I'm a masochist or a prostitute, I seem to like them all. [X(]

TOAW 3 and Steel Panthers, got it. Thanks.

<t> Hi y'all. I need a few suggestions from the community concerning a game. Essentially, I'm looking for a John Tiller campaign Series style of game, but set in the modern context. ( 1950's to present day, if possible) It must have set-piece scenarios and fantasy settings as seen from the Campaign ...

<r> Hi Joel, and welcome aboard. Having been part of the Beta testing team for Distant Worlds, I can attest to the excellence of the game. Numerous discussions and fine tunings have made this a cut above the rest. Do bear in mind, owever, that it could get fairly large and complex. Still, a good cho...

<t> First board game was Diplomacy, played in my High School Geo-Games Club. We were paired up with a teacher, and despite such niceties as disciplined meetings and such, things got out of control still, like when I followed the German delegate to the bathroom, then stole his briefcase from under th...

I'm a good toadie, I sent in my e mail already...[:)]

W....T....Heck.....

<r> Hi, quite a few left over after the original exodus down highway 401 to Toronto in the 70's.<br/> By and large, English is tolerated in Quebec. They will answer in English in most large cities, but woe to you if you serve them in English. In Montreal, where one could get greeted ( first) in Engl...

<t> Nice response, well done to all. Btw, if you consider the price steep, frankly, you should have seen the work and dedication the designer put in to this product. Holy Smokes, the man ( and team) worked their asses off. <br/> I can attest personally, it is a fine, well thought-out 4x space-based ...

Really?? I here I thought the RCAF was on a lean diet...

Still got my games and counters locked up. Once in a while, I dust them off and it's a go.

<r> Amen to you, DIIse, all those were my first foraws into the pc gaming world.<br/> I would add for board games, I still set up SPI's Global War, with some rules changes. It works...well, it's nostalgic. <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: D.Ilse<br/> <br/> I would love to get Aces of Deep and Micropro...

<r> Quite right, GoodGuy, but in average, the rest were notoriously innefective. <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: GoodGuy<br/> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: 105mm Howitzer<br/> <br/> Except for some panzer divisions getting refitted in France or Holland, garrison troops were the flavor of choice in t...

<r> The Japanese did attack the Soviets on the Mongolian fron in the early 30's, but were repulsed bloodily. The Soviets did not pursue them into Occupied China, though.<br/> <br/> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: morvwilson<br/> <br/> The short answer to "what caused the axis the most harm?" I would ...

<t> FYI, I was a gunner for 16 years, so my cap badge was similar to the RA's. ( except her we call it , hold on, RCA, same badge, though)<br/> And no, I never volunteered to the Airborne Artillery school either. Give me a lorry, some lads, a nice mix of shells and a few targets, I'll be contented.<...

Ah, thanks.

<r> Case in point. The units pulled out of the West and subsequently replaced later amounted to little more than <I><s>[i]</s>ersatz<e>[/i]</e></I> units. Many were ailment troops, who had relatively little value in the Eastern Front. ( until the creation of City/Fortresses and the infamous stay to ...

<t> Here's another gem of mine; The North Atlantic, or how the convoys should have been stopped. Resources from abroad, Lend Lease materials going to Allies should have been a top German priority. Of course, they weren't looking for a long war, figuring everyone was going to keel over before the nee...

Out of curiosity, Judge, what regiment does your avatar belong to?
Cheers
MC

And yet, the rest of the colonies stand silent, as if waiting for the outcome...What of Canada? Australia? NZee? or even India? The King's British WAS exported to areas beyond the USA's.