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1st Turn preparations

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As I approach my first PBEM game in WitP (the full campaign, of course!), I decided to do an inventory of forces and bases to determine current capabilities. Then do the same for my opponent's situation.

I should complete this by Wednesday (if I didn't have to work or sleep, it would be sooner)

I will hopefully have an initial plan ready for input by Friday.

It looks massive, but when you have to assess all for forces and locations it really hits you.[X(]
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ORIGINAL: denisonh

As I approach my first PBEM game in WitP (the full campaign, of course!), I decided to do an inventory of forces and bases to determine current capabilities. Then do the same for my opponent's situation.

I should complete this by Wednesday (if I didn't have to work or sleep, it would be sooner)

I will hopefully have an initial plan ready for input by Friday.

It looks massive, but when you have to assess all for forces and locations it really hits you.[X(]

Ah, don't worry about assessing my guys - you'll get to see 'em soon enough.[:D]
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If you're gonna prepare, do it properly! I've had a couple of landscape gardeners in and had a water feature installed so I can properly prep for WitP's arrival!

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If you're gonna prepare, do it properly! I've had a couple of landscape gardeners in and had a water feature installed so I can properly prep for WitP's arrival!

Now thats dedication! [:D]
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ORIGINAL: AlbA

If you're gonna prepare, do it properly! I've had a couple of landscape gardeners in and had a water feature installed so I can properly prep for WitP's arrival!

LOL nice one AlbA [:)]
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ORIGINAL: denisonh

As I approach my first PBEM game in WitP (the full campaign, of course!), I decided to do an inventory of forces and bases to determine current capabilities. Then do the same for my opponent's situation.

I should complete this by Wednesday (if I didn't have to work or sleep, it would be sooner)

I will hopefully have an initial plan ready for input by Friday.

It looks massive, but when you have to assess all for forces and locations it really hits you.[X(]
OHHH THIS WILL BE WOUNDERFUL FOR ALL OF US, I THINK SO. WELL I WOULD LOOK FOWARD TO HEAR FROM YOU.[:)]
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I don't remember that godzilla movie...
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