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This new stand alone release based on the legendary War in the Pacific from 2 by 3 Games adds significant improvements and changes to enhance game play, improve realism, and increase historical accuracy. With dozens of new features, new art, and engine improvements, War in the Pacific: Admiral's Edition brings you the most realistic and immersive WWII Pacific Theater wargame ever!

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Just a brief note..

Not intended to be a bragging note! [8D]

Almost exactly 1 year to the date .... I achieved status as a 1 star Admiral if that is a term.

Santa brought me the game.

Read manual ! Played Guadalcanal Scenario ! Started GC verses the AI! Made many mistakes !

1 Decisive Victory as SAC-Pacific August 12 1944 / Stormed Tokyo July 7 1945.

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Above all:

This is an amazing game that anyone with even a passing interest in history and WW2 should play.

Its value is far beyond "pennies per turn" or "wargamers with OCD only". [:D]

It is in itself almost a hobby.

This community has been: 1) Helpful, 2) Supportive, 3) Patient, 4) Informative about the game 5) Informative in many areas of history and 6) Humorous

Thank you for the welcome and support.

I look forward to growing with the game and community.

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Glad to have you join us. You, in turn have done your part to help newcomers and stoke the humour.

But when you get to be my age you will have to be content with shrinking with the game and community.
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ORIGINAL: Macclan5

Just a brief note..

Not intended to be a bragging note! [8D]

Almost exactly 1 year to the date .... I achieved status as a 1 star Admiral if that is a term.

Santa brought me the game.

Read manual ! Played Guadalcanal Scenario ! Started GC verses the AI! Made many mistakes !

1 Decisive Victory as SAC-Pacific August 12 1944 / Stormed Tokyo July 7 1945.

--
Above all:

This is an amazing game that anyone with even a passing interest in history and WW2 should play.

Its value is far beyond "pennies per turn" or "wargamers with OCD only". [:D]

It is in itself almost a hobby.

This community has been: 1) Helpful, 2) Supportive, 3) Patient, 4) Informative about the game 5) Informative in many areas of history and 6) Humorous

Thank you for the welcome and support.

I look forward to growing with the game and community.


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+1+1
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ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

It's easy to like friendly, polite people.

Stop it with the name-calling.

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Southerners kindly smile
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ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

Southerners kindly smile
Melting Yankee sourpusses
Constipated folks

Yankee sourpuss melts
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Wow....and this is from a fellow from the big smoke!!....glad to have you on board!
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ORIGINAL: Macclan5

Just a brief note..

Not intended to be a bragging note! [8D]

Almost exactly 1 year to the date .... I achieved status as a 1 star Admiral if that is a term.

Santa brought me the game.

Read manual ! Played Guadalcanal Scenario ! Started GC verses the AI! Made many mistakes !

1 Decisive Victory as SAC-Pacific August 12 1944 / Stormed Tokyo July 7 1945.

--
Above all:

This is an amazing game that anyone with even a passing interest in history and WW2 should play.

Its value is far beyond "pennies per turn" or "wargamers with OCD only". [:D]

It is in itself almost a hobby.

This community has been: 1) Helpful, 2) Supportive, 3) Patient, 4) Informative about the game 5) Informative in many areas of history and 6) Humorous

Thank you for the welcome and support.

I look forward to growing with the game and community.

Cheers on the decisive victory!

Like previous posters, I echo your sentiments on WitP:AE and this forum, but know that you have been a part of why it is such a great game community. What forum couldn't benefit from some Canadiens, Eh? [:D]
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ORIGINAL: Macclan5

Just a brief note..

Not intended to be a bragging note! [8D]

Almost exactly 1 year to the date .... I achieved status as a 1 star Admiral if that is a term.

Santa brought me the game.

Read manual ! Played Guadalcanal Scenario ! Started GC verses the AI! Made many mistakes !

1 Decisive Victory as SAC-Pacific August 12 1944 / Stormed Tokyo July 7 1945.

--
Above all:

This is an amazing game that anyone with even a passing interest in history and WW2 should play.

Its value is far beyond "pennies per turn" or "wargamers with OCD only". [:D]

It is in itself almost a hobby.

This community has been: 1) Helpful, 2) Supportive, 3) Patient, 4) Informative about the game 5) Informative in many areas of history and 6) Humorous

Thank you for the welcome and support.

I look forward to growing with the game and community.


A one star Admiral, depending of course on the national armed forces, is a Commodore[;)].
Playing at war is a far better vocation than making people fight in them.
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A Commodore is like a Stevedore, difference being he cleans out commodes. Term disappeared because of the difficulty distinguishing abbreviations between it and Commander. I hate that RA upper and lower half stuff, though. Somebody needs to fix that.

Gilbert and Sullivan suggest we have modern major admirals, and below them brigantine admirals.


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When a covey of admirals forms, they stand around telling each other how much they admire the other's uniforms.

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When a covey of admirals forms, they stand around telling each other how much they admire the other's uniforms.
Oh? Didn't Gilbert and Sullivan reveal that they spent their time "polishing knobs" to get promoted?
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Welcome aborad my Northern friend.
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ORIGINAL: BBfanboy

ORIGINAL: geofflambert

When a covey of admirals forms, they stand around telling each other how much they admire the other's uniforms.
Oh? Didn't Gilbert and Sullivan reveal that they spent their time "polishing knobs" to get promoted?

I never let anyone see me polishing my knob. That must be why I never get promoted. [:(]

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