WIE: War in Europe, the struggle against Germany and Italy

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I still have on my machine if you care to give it ago?
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Ever see the movie "Animal House"?

Belushi: "Did we give up when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?"

Frat kid #1: "The Germans didn't bomb Pearl Harbor."

Frat kid #2: "Shut up, he's on a roll!"
Movie Nerd version:

D-Day: War's over, man. Wormer dropped the big one.

Bluto: Over? Did you say "over"? Nothing is over until we decide it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!

Otter: Germans?

Boon: Forget it, he's rolling.
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how about this?[:D]

would u buy it?

would u play it?

i would[:D]

no. the entire land combat routine sucks. would not make any sense to have it.
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Servus Oliver!

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You mean the movie Animal House was not serious about the Germans bombing Pearl Harbor? That was my only history lesson on the subject in public school.
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I have WIE by Decision games. IT was programmed from the original SPI game War in Europe as a programming project for college. With that in mind it only has a few bugs, er, design features that are problematic. Computer WIE follows the rules and the programmer did a pretty good job. It is playable only as solo or PBEM and there is nothing that even resembles an AI. Now talking about pricy games... I bought it in '98 for $60

According to Decision Games, a new version of Computer War in Europe is in development and is currrently scheduled to be released in early 2006.

http://decisiongames.com/html/pledge_page.html
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I would say the confusion over the Germans bombing Pearl is due to the revisionist history being taught in the school systems.
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ORIGINAL: Stavka_lite

I have WIE by Decision games. IT was programmed from the original SPI game War in Europe as a programming project for college. With that in mind it only has a few bugs, er, design features that are problematic. Computer WIE follows the rules and the programmer did a pretty good job. It is playable only as solo or PBEM and there is nothing that even resembles an AI. Now talking about pricy games... I bought it in '98 for $60

According to Decision Games, a new version of Computer War in Europe is in development and is currrently scheduled to be released in early 2006.

http://decisiongames.com/html/pledge_page.html

Another little tid-bit:
In Artwork:

War in the Pacific (projected release September)
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Nice float - now who remembers who "Erkel" was? Was is it relevant in this context?
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Nice float - now who remembers who "Erkel" was? Was is it relevant in this context?

Too new a show for this crowd. Who remembers "Danger Wil Robbinson..Danger!"
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ORIGINAL: BraveHome
ORIGINAL: Grotius
Ever see the movie "Animal House"?

Belushi: "Did we give up when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?"

Frat kid #1: "The Germans didn't bomb Pearl Harbor."

Frat kid #2: "Shut up, he's on a roll!"
Movie Nerd version:

D-Day: War's over, man. Wormer dropped the big one.

Bluto: Over? Did you say "over"? Nothing is over until we decide it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!

Otter: Germans?

Boon: Forget it, he's rolling.


This movie also gave us the term "Double secret probation". A must see.[&o]
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This movie also gave us the term "Double secret probation". A must see.[&o]
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We used to use that term at work for really naughty employees[:D] and you know that you had made a name for yourself if our boss put you on DSP, like a badge of honor, and was usually saved for when we pi$$ed off the client. great fun, and see the movie!!!!
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Too new a show for this crowd. Who remembers "Danger Wil Robbinson..Danger!"
Yer all too young! Who remembers, "It's Howdy Doody Time!" [:D]
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Howzabout "Crusader Rabbit"? "Ernie Kovacs"? "Your Show of Shows"? "Milton Berle"?

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Hi, Admiral Dadman, wait I mean Captain Kangaroo started out on Howdy Doody.
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Hi, Admiral Dadman, wait I mean Captain Kangaroo started out on Howdy Doody.
Musta been before he got into Mr. Green's jeans...

Don't make me bring up Andy Devine
Put my faith in the people
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Howzabout "Crusader Rabbit"? "Ernie Kovacs"? "Your Show of Shows"? "Milton Berle"?

Ya can't out-geezer me, pal.

OMG - What a geezer I am!
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"I'll say it again for Sonny's sake: If you mess with historical accuracy, you're going to have
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ORIGINAL: Mogami

Hi, Admiral Dadman, wait I mean Captain Kangaroo started out on Howdy Doody.
Musta been before he got into Mr. Green's jeans...

Don't make me bring up Andy Devine

Plunk your magic twanger froggy?
Quote from Snigbert -

"If you mess with the historical accuracy, you're going to have ahistorical outcomes."

"I'll say it again for Sonny's sake: If you mess with historical accuracy, you're going to have
ahistorical outcomes. "
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Howzabout "Crusader Rabbit"? "Ernie Kovacs"? "Your Show of Shows"? "Milton Berle"?

Ya can't out-geezer me, pal.

You win [&o]
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Plunk your magic twanger froggy?
Give that man a see-gar. I try to use that whenever I get the chance. People look at me like I'm out of my mind, but they laugh anyway.
Put my faith in the people
And the people let me down.
So, I turned the other way,
And I carry on anyhow.
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