Relaxed Game Average Opponent Wanted

[Mark Cherrington]

I have played this game on and off for about 6 years, but as tactics, strategy, I would consider my skill level average. You can pick the scenario and side. I enjoy what if scenarios like Blitzkrieg(Classic Red Vs Blue board game transferred

to OAW4) and east front. I'm actually ok at this game.

Good Hunting

Mark(Highwayman)

[loveman2]

What About FITE2, you Russian, me German

[Mark Cherrington]

sure, sorry, not up with Acronyms, what does FITE2 mean?

[loveman2]

Hi Mark The scenario is Fire In The East 2, its a huge scenario & huge commitment to play its in the custom graphics folder. I suggest you take a look at it before we agree to play this game to see if you are up for it or not, moves can take a long time sometimes a hour or so depending on the amount of units you have to move. Let me know if you are still up for playing and I will start my first turn.

[Mark Cherrington]

Yes, though very intriguing, and doesn't bother me to either side, I think the complexity and sheer weight of each turn would overwhelm me. How about something smaller like the Blitzkrieg 1950 scenario, or any other type about that size-and perhaps revisiting FITE2 beyond that? I am involved in two Warplan and one Advanced Tactics Gold PBEM scenarios at the moment.

[Raver508]

Sent you a pm.

[rhinobones]

ORIGINAL: Mark Cherrington

How about something smaller like the Blitzkrieg 1950 scenario . . .

If you decide to do a game of Blitzkrieg, please consider posting an AAR. Nothing fancy needed, just enough for us to follow.

Regards

[golden delicious]

ORIGINAL: rhinobones

If you decide to do a game of Blitzkrieg, please consider posting an AAR. Nothing fancy needed, just enough for us to follow.

Regards

Everyone should write AARs! Even if you never publish it, I find I play much, much better when I write an AAR: it forces me to think before I start shuffling units around.

[rhinobones]

ORIGINAL: golden delicious

Everyone should write AARs! Even if you never publish it, I find I play much, much better when I write an AAR: it forces me to think before I start shuffling units around.

Agree with your assessment of value added through writing an AAR. There is, however, a downside. I have a folder full of AARs which brutally show how poorly I play!

Regards