Posted: Thu May 30, 2002 7:54 pm
More CM people! My PBEM pals actually purchased the game before me. I had introduced them to SPWAW a while back and they got the UV word along the way.
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Charlotte
Posted: Thu May 30, 2002 9:17 pm
Well, four if you'll count Mt. Holly.
WITP
Posted: Thu May 30, 2002 9:27 pm
I am playing right now three PBEM 12 o'clock high games.
I found out about this game at the 12 o'clock high forum. I really really want to play war in the pacific, since my wife would probably leave me if I started yet another long and comlex e-mail game, but I did buy UV to support the Matrix team.
"Unfortunately" UV is now interfering with my PBEM games.
When will War in the pacific come out? Just so I can build a doghouse to move to (With broadband connection)
I found out about this game at the 12 o'clock high forum. I really really want to play war in the pacific, since my wife would probably leave me if I started yet another long and comlex e-mail game, but I did buy UV to support the Matrix team.
"Unfortunately" UV is now interfering with my PBEM games.
When will War in the pacific come out? Just so I can build a doghouse to move to (With broadband connection)
Posted: Thu May 30, 2002 9:35 pm
I too have been telling my CM PBEM buddies and spreading the word.
You see, even tho I really enjoy land combat, my first love has alway's been naval comat and the pacific side of things. Ever since I was a kid reading books from Samuel Eliot Morison, and to trying teach my friends to play Avalon Hill's Flattop with me. ( I could hardly ever find anyone who would play that with me, Grrrrrrrr....! )
Anyway, I'll gladly support those with the desire and know how to develop games from the pacific side of things. Hats off to you guy's.
You see, even tho I really enjoy land combat, my first love has alway's been naval comat and the pacific side of things. Ever since I was a kid reading books from Samuel Eliot Morison, and to trying teach my friends to play Avalon Hill's Flattop with me. ( I could hardly ever find anyone who would play that with me, Grrrrrrrr....! )
Anyway, I'll gladly support those with the desire and know how to develop games from the pacific side of things. Hats off to you guy's.
Re: Charlotte
Posted: Thu May 30, 2002 9:57 pm
Mount Holly definitely counts! Welcome aboard! The Charlotte "gaming hub" continues to grow.Originally posted by mbatch729
Well, four if you'll count Mt. Holly.