KGrob, my favorite, too. Give me a chance to get up to speed with T4 and I'd be pleased to play a PBEM game with you. Be advised that due to my work schedule, it will take me a while...

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<t> [font="Times New Roman"][/font]Thank you, Larry, Always, and gbaby. You're very kind to take the time to respond to a total noob. That's some great advice that you've given: take your time, have patience, watch the utube tutorials, come to the forums and pick the brains of the experienced and ...

<t> [font="Times New Roman"][/font]I'm a veteran of tabletop wargames. Computer gaming is a bit new to me, however, and I'm not particularly computer literate. This looks like a terrific simulation that takes a lot of the tedium out of learning/playing a very complex game with an incredibly long set ...

<t> Thanks, mates! I'll give your suggestions a try.<br/>
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Also, sPzAbt653, if you're the Steve Sill that posted the TOAW tutorials for newbies on uTube, thank you so much! I wish that there were more of them. If you're not Steve but you know him, please pass on my gratitude.<br/>
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<t> [font="Times New Roman"][/font]There must be a way to print the OOB for a particular scenario. It seems promising to use the scenario editor (which seems to look for *.OOL files) but I can't seem to get the editor to find them.<br/>
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Is there a way to print out the OOB or, even better, do ...

<t> Thank you all for your sound advice. There's a golden nugget to be mined from each of your play styles and rest assured that I'll put those nuggets in my pocket. <br/>
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I'm also guessing that there'll be plenty of refining of my game based upon blunders. What's the old axiom? You learn ...

<r> [font="Times New Roman"][/font]<SIZE size="4"><s>[size=4]</s><e>[/size]</e></SIZE>Hello, TOAW'ers!<br/>
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I just picked up TOAW a couple of weeks ago and I'm working my way through the manual, tutorials, noobie strategy and tactics guides, etc. What a terrific game! And good news about a ...

<t> [font="Times New Roman"][/font]Many years ago I had an AH tabletop wargame called Blitzkrieg. It was a very basic red v blue hex simulation that seemed to me to be a great "starter" game, being a great stepping stone to the teaching of the fundamentals of how more complex games are played.<br ...