Changing of the Guard

SPWaW is a tactical squad-level World War II game on single platoon or up to an entire battalion through Europe and the Pacific (1939 to 1945).

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Ah, my friends! Now what can I say. You move an old codger to tears with such kind sentiments.

I had not only the dream of recreation of moments in history that I wanted to feel personally, but also the idea of many others realizing that they could contribute too.

Involvement is the key to pleasure and fulfillment. Seeing the names of so many of you upon whom I might have had an influence in getting involved deeper into the hobby is a true fulfillment of a deep seated goal.

I recognize and remember each of you. I can remember letters, notes, ideas, suggestions, requests or some other area where our lives crossed.

I hope this does not sound arrogant. I don't mean it that way. But seeing a host of new and enthusiastic gamers, deeply involved in the hobby is what I feel is my greatest contribution to the hobby.

And without your stalwart support, advice, suggestions and encouragement, old Wild Bill would not be where he is today. So now my thanks to all of you!

And yes, I will continue but in more of a creative role. Got lots of ideas for battles and scenarios. Now I can do them! So get ready!

Y a mis colegas del habla espanola, mis agradecimientos mas profundos! Somos un ejercitio internacional y victoriosos en todo!

And just so you know, Francesco, I did understand most of your message in italiano! Agradecido!

Good hunting, my friends! There are so many great things ahead for wargamers!


Thanks to you all...Wild Bill
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<<<<<<<<<<<SALUTE>>>>>>>>>>>>


:D To my friend :D
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Im making war, not trouble~

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I would like to thank Bill for his patience and his genorisity in sharing his knowledge. I have learnt a lot from you mate and I hope to pass it on and use it in the coming years.

I have only been actively wargaming for a relatively short time and designing games in SP and SB for an even shorter time. I will always be learning and I think that is the secret of any good commander or wargamer you never stop learning.

Thank you for the mentoring you have done with so many and the continuing active role you will take in producing some of the best scenarios around.

I do not take on the role of CO Wild Bill Raider's lightly and I can promise everyone I will do my level best to continue in Bill's shoes. I am lucky in having a great team of blokes who are dedicated and hardworking without them the whole Raider's tradition would come to nought.

Neil "Dingo" Stalker
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Post by U2 »

Originally posted by Wild Bill


And yes, I will continue but in more of a creative role. Got lots of ideas for battles and scenarios. Now I can do them! So get ready!


Thanks to you all...Wild Bill
You make 'em and we'll play 'em:)

Oh yes, eventhough we've only crossed path once before I still remember it to this day. Your warmth and friendliness is why:) (Hall of Heroes forum)

Cheers

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Post by Goblin »

Originally posted by Goblin
-Second, congrats to Neil! If you trust him as Top Dog, so do we.

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Salute!

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Moving slow...
good tactics...
then.....

BLAM!!!
Darn Land Mines!!!

You do it to me every time.... so don't stop now!
Have some well deserved R & R Sir, but keep those creative juices flowing.

Steve.
"****, we're in a tight spot!"
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Post by Wild Bill »

You got it fellas. A red hot one coming out in two weeks on the Raider HQ page. Welcome the Aussies to the war!

These are some "Tough Mates."

And guess what, SG? NO LAND MINES!

But :eek:

Get ready for a fight!

It should be out on Raider HQ Page December 20th.

Oh, and you better grab those SPWAW Bulge scenarios already there before they disappear!

http://www.militarygameronline.com/raiders/

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Post by tracer »

Originally posted by Wild Bill

I hope this does not sound arrogant. I don't mean it that way. But seeing a host of new and enthusiastic gamers, deeply involved in the hobby is what I feel is my greatest contribution to the hobby.

I think that says it all: you've given so much and only wish to take the satisfaction that others enjoy your work. I think the fact that you've infected many with this spirit is your greatest accomplishment...a true leader.

Thanks for everything Bill
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Originally posted by tracer


I think that says it all: you've given so much and only wish to take the satisfaction that others enjoy your work. I think the fact that you've infected many with this spirit is your greatest accomplishment...a true leader.

Thanks for everything Bill

Yeah, what he said!

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