Very funny! Thanks!

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My 13 yr old daughter can open a cd/dvd rom drive, slip in the installation disk and follow the on screen prompts.<br/>
As long as a computer has the minimum requirements for XP then it is simple to install.
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I suggest you play against a real person! Then, you'll get a hard time! [:)]
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You can easily change Vista for XP yourself.

I don't agree. And if so, it can't be done "easily". Also, it depends on computer bought.

MB

You have to conquer Danemark...
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<t> It depends on the situation, but, regurlarly, I like it to hit a unit many turns in a row and see my opponent spend many precious PPs to repare it each time (as long as my own units don't loose to much in the process, of course). This kind of little game comes very expensive for the opponent on ...

<t> Carrier!<br/>
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This game rocked!<br/>
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Somehow complicated (lots of rules), but a great experience! Thanks for bringing it back here.<br/>
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I'd say the same thing about Raid on St-Nazaire. My first "real" wargame ever. That was 20 years ago. (I went to St-Nazaire two years ...

I have a Dell Inspiron 9300 that runs with XP and a 6400 that runs with Vista Pro. Game plays well on both machine (v. 1.04). I set the game on Window mode, so it is is not anormally stretched because of the wide screen.

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<t> Well,<br/>
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How can I say? Although a big Napoleonic wargame fan, I must say I'm not enthousiastic at all with the description above. I remember playing Legion, a few years ago. I was thinking: this game should be adapted someway to the Napoleonic era. But it wasn't adapted, and won't be ...

<t> Hi!<br/>
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CEaW is a really nice game: fast play, complex enough and *no* micro-management! The only drawback (mho) is that there is not much weather effect (outside of USSR).<br/>
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Playing our first campaign pbem. Here's my problem: the only announcements I get when I start my turn ...