thanks much for workshop Larry!

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thanks much for workshop Larry!

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And thanks for game everyone involved. Up early with coffee (and more coffee) and Larry's gem of an entry way into this excellent game.

Can't wait for hardcopy manual - having a great Saturday morning. Thanks again to all.

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You're welcome Michael. And do me a favor and do an AAR so the rest of us can
provide advice, answer questions, provide you some feedback. You will grow
as a gamer and we'll get better games from you when we play you. It's all a
win-win.
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It was excellent. I kept wanting to let you know that but I didn't want to ruin the flow of the post. I figured I would comment when you were finished.

One other thing, you may want to show various windows on the screen. I for one did NOT know there was a Planned Combats window to view. You not only showed strategy but I learned of things that exist that I was clueless about.

Thanks again.
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ORIGINAL: alwaysdime
It was excellent. I kept wanting to let you know that but I didn't want to ruin the flow of the post. I figured I would comment when you were finished.

One other thing, you may want to show various windows on the screen. I for one did NOT know there was a Planned Combats window to view. You not only showed strategy but I learned of things that exist that I was clueless about.

Thanks again.
Thank you for your kind words my friend. Show more of the various windows, got it. I can do that.
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I found the work shop to be very valuable. It took some of the overwhelmingness out of the game.
Thanks!
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Yes, this is very good. Always a pleasure to read you Larry!
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I'm going to have to agree, that your doing a good serice Larry. I've spent time with previous versions of TOAW, but you workshop is still good read. Your really helping out newer players, but also giving previous experience folks a good read, especially with the new version. Keep it going.
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ORIGINAL: joey
I found the work shop to be very valuable. It took some of the overwhelmingness out of the game.
Thanks!
Thank you very much. I'm glad you've found it useful. It was the idea of Tamas, so thank him.
ORIGINAL: ncc1701e
Yes, this is very good. Always a pleasure to read you Larry!
Thanks I try to make it entertaining.
ORIGINAL: gbaby
I'm going to have to agree, that your doing a good serice Larry. I've spent time with previous versions of TOAW, but you workshop is still good read. Your really helping out newer players, but also giving previous experience folks a good read, especially with the new version. Keep it going.
Experienced readers want to see more UI and new dialogs I gather. And they want to know the key
commands to do things. They want to know how to do stuff, how to be a more productive wargammer.
I'll see what I can do to illuminate and uplift.
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