Wargamer link is dead. Anyone has the files?

<t> I'm not too much of an English writer as I'm not a native English speaker but as you can see with my join date, I've been monitoring these forums for years.I feel now compel to write the following. Let me take my hats off to you not only for sticking to that project for years but more than any ...

thanks guys

How do you land troops in your own lvl 0 port? I tried to bring in engineers to build up a base, but the TF always come back without landing the said engineers in the base.

Agreed, it's like comparing Monopoly and any good old Avalon Hill / SPI wargames. Video games are today's easy Monopoly, CLue...games. We are the AH /SPI crowd that are seen as being a bit over there[:D] , way over there!

A friend of mine was mentioning a while back that we had talked about how it would be cool to have a computer version of WiF in the late 80s...it just took 20 years....and I'm also playing WiTP AE waiting for WiF or a AE patch, whichever comes first.

I thought the Brits had blimps too

The only good stuff in PH are the 10 min of special effects around the attack. Longest Day is riveting for 3 hours. The only better thing than this movie (LD) is the Avalon Hill game of the same title.

I'm actually waiting for the patch before starting a new game

It's funny how conspiracy theories sell. Here's an idea: let's stop thinking that all government things/bureaucrats are evil and may be admit that humans can be stupid and make dumb mistakes without the help of any anybody but also could fix them without the help of imaginary ghosts.

If you buy an xbox360 game, it will take you $60 and it will keep you busy a couple months at best. For $20 more, you get something, once again, that will keep you busy/entertained for years to come.

The replayability value of this game is mind boggling. You'll be playing this for years to come.

You could mod into a game that starts in 1936 and start a production war before the actual shooting starts, a little bit a la Hearts of Iron.

Agreed, and the decadence of Royal Mail started when it was partially privatized, no?&nbsp;

WHy don't you go to Kinko's or equivalent and have them print your manual?

Time. So having a laptop is a good idea as you can play anywhere and almost anytime.

Mine in 50 minutes at home. I have to say I was impressed with the smooth process with the $20 off.

Should have bought digital + physical for an extra $10, no?

Good luck skrewball. Hope you have a laptop to play AE to waste for long hours.

If you're taking the train. buy a laptop to play the game in your commute! I use mine at work during the breaks...