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OK -AE is coming

another 4 years of our lives going down the gurgler[8|][:'(][:D]

We will be seeking opponents WHO STAY the distance

So Im starting a list
Its simple -to nominate a player -they have to have reached mid 44 at least, played very regularily, fairly, and with an adaptible attitude.

narrows it down a bit -and I know a lot of players might qualify for up to 43 games -but that doesn't make this list[:'(]

So - made it to mid 44 -and is on the AE list:

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I have no clue what you are talking about.
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I lke it cantona2!!!! -I like it[8|]


This list prompted by certain AARs where opponents disappear when things go bad -especially Japanese players.
I thought it would be good to list players we know who have made it to mid 44 with out quitting - really, for AE, they are the opponents we want.
Over the years these forums have seen a lot of "flash in the Pans" -who then quit after 6 months or more.

But a lot of games are not AAR'd -so if you have an opponent who does go the distance -let us know!
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Robert lee qualifies too[:'(]
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Many games that have had an AAR (mine for instance) continue, even if the AAR is not updated.
I nominate Halsey and Warspite. I lost to Warspite in Jan 45, and it looks like I'm about to Lose to Halsey as soon as 45 comes around (Now in August 44)
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I am in February 1945 in my game with Paul Layne and mid-January 1944 with Canoerebel and I's "Forlorn Hopes."  Would still be in the Mandrake "From Here to Eternity" campaign but for life intervening... 
 
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Local Yokel would qualify, though we're in November 42 hes a reliable and excellent opponent
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I'm keeping mine to myself - find your own, I saw them first! [:'(]

Edit Well as it's a tribute to his fortitude - I have had a game into 1944 with Scout1. We have another one mid '43 and a further one late '42. He never gives up and is a good friend as well as an opponent. I am looking forward to learning AE with him. My hat is off to my other opponent 1EyedJacks, but we have not got far enough to qualify for this list.
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Miller

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Yeah, Miller.  I've played against Miller twice - he was the Japs in a full UV game, and then played the Japs in our WitP game.  He stuck both games out to the very end - long after things had turned totally sour for the Japs.  He never gives in; he never reduces his number of turns; he never complains (except for occasional humorous remarks that might hint at some irritation after, say, a major battle goes wrong).
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Mogami, Andy, Pauk, Jagdfluger
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My opponent Hemajor is excellent. 2-3 turns a day, a note if it's not there. We're in early '44. Highly recommended.
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AirGriff and I are now in 43, and he is a Exelent Opponent,  Very Relieble and a great Player.
Highly Recommended. 


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Many thanks, Japan, and I return the nice remarks by saying Japan is an outstanding and highly reliable opponent. His attention to detail has caused me much pain in our game. I'm learning a lot from him.
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Anton Farr is my opponent and we are in mid 1944. He is great about returning turns and a good joe.
 
 
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