Changing the registry values for email code seems to have resolved my PBEM problem. Hopefully Ian and I can use Combat Command for Battle of the Blogs III.

<t> So. I start a turn of Heraklion as the axis, and select a PBEM allied opponent. I take my turn, and when it prompts me, I click "send e-mail" (or whatever it says) and send it to my opponent. He does the same and sends it back to me. I download the turn and place it in my PBEM Turns folder. I ...

<r> Ian over at <LINK link="http://sugarfreegamer.com"><s>[link=http://sugarfreegamer.com]</s>Sugar Free Gamer<e>[/link]</e></LINK> and I (at <LINK link="http://fogofwargames.wordpress.com"><s>[link=http://fogofwargames.wordpress.com]</s>Fog of Wargames<e>[/link]</e></LINK> have started our second ...

Sorry doomtrader. I had it right on the blog at least! [:)]

The Battle Begins:

Fog of Wargames, Polish Turn 1

<r> Fog of Wargames and Sugar Free Gamer are teaming up to bring you the Battle of the Blogs. We'll be playing the Bruza scenario PBEM and documenting it on our respective blogs.<br/>
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<LINK link="http://sugarfreegamer.com/?p=1437"><s>[link=http://sugarfreegamer.com/?p=1437]</s>Sugar Free ...

Updated. Field of Glory AAR.

<r> I've started a <LINK link="http://fogofwargames.wordpress.com/2011/01/26/field-of-glory-aar-caesars-landing-55-b-c-part-one/"><s>[link=http://fogofwargames.wordpress.com/2011/01/26/field-of-glory-aar-caesars-landing-55-b-c-part-one/]</s>Caesars Landing 55 B.C. AAR<e>[/link]</e></LINK>. I think ...

And the conclusion to the AAR: Battlefield Academy AAR – Part Three.

An update! Battlefield Academy AAR – Part Two.

Really looking forward to Time of Fury, by the way. Sounds like it will be fantastic.

<r> I have started a new <LINK link="http://fogofwargames.wordpress.com/2011/01/23/battlefield-academy-aar-%E2%80%93-part-one/"><s>[link=http://fogofwargames.wordpress.com/2011/01/23/battlefield-academy-aar-%E2%80%93-part-one/]</s>Battlefield Academy AAR<e>[/link]</e></LINK> on my blog, Fog of ...

<r> And the AAR is now complete:<br/>
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Read the end here: <LINK link="http://fogofwargames.wordpress.com/2011/01/21/field-of-glory-aar-corinth-146-b-c-%E2%80%93-turns-5-7/"><s>[link=http://fogofwargames.wordpress.com/2011/01/21/field-of-glory-aar-corinth-146-b-c-–-turns-5-7/]</s>Field of ...

That in an excellent idea. I am really happy to see that the developers are still involved and active in supporting the game.

If you can't tell from the review, I enjoy the game immensely. I think making easy mode easier might pull some more people into the fold.

<t> I think the problem level of difficulty is on Easy, rather than on hard. If you are not the kind of player that appreciates a difficult game, and expects to win on easy within the first couple of games, you may be disappointed. If you are the kind of player who appreciates a difficult game, then ...

Better late than never! There is now a review of Hannibal up on my blog, Fog of Wargames.

Hannibal: Rome and Carthage in the Second Punic War Review

No AARs here yet! You can find a new one on my blog, Fog of Wargames.

Field of Glory AAR

<r> The AAR is now concluded <LINK link="http://bit.ly/gwXh4J"><s>[link=http://bit.ly/gwXh4J]</s>here<e>[/link]</e></LINK>. To most players, this section will contain the familiar Carthaginian death spiral. I think I need a quick game of Field of Glory as the Romans to brighten my day!<br/>
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Well written AAR. Maybe I should adopt your strategy. Mine (flail wildly with Hannibal's army, hope Rome captiulates) does not seem to be working nearly as well.

The AAR is now updated. More to follow tomorrow.

Things are not looking so good for our Carthaginian hero...