18 years ago when i started playing golf, a good friend of mine adviced me to start on the par 3 course. I remember asking him, "so when I can play the par 3 course in 27, I am ready for the main course?".

This was a sensible question, but if he had said "yes" I would still be playing the par 3 ...

gamer78 wrote: Fri Mar 25, 2022 7:21 pm Not to be disrespectful to any opinion but if one single comment make you feel better about war than either you didn't see any real war or refugees in your life time. Wargames of course not related to this.

Yes - absolutely sounded "too easy"

…I think the study of war is extremely valuable and a broad knowledge of history and military history would be a good thing in terms of helping avoid future wars. I see wargaming as part of that, it's not the glorification of war, it's the study of strategy and tactics and the context as well as ...

I think you are both right, and the strategy and tactics are intriguing to understanding and learn. History has given us a lot of insights and interesting angles.

What we usually miss in our equation while gaming are the civilian victims. These are apparent in the news these days - making ...

Hi Forum,

I am from Europe - i know many wars have been going on recently - and still are. I say recently...always actually. All centuries and...WW2, Korea, Vietnam, Middle East...never ending stories. Added to that the wars on terrorism. Sad...

Sad yes...but it never affected my the way that the ...