Young Timers!
Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2001 2:15 am
Hey all!,
Some of you great guys may remember me as IronicFate. Wild Bill and friends gave me a wonderful and very warm welcome to the forums! I had to split for a while, life was getting busy (And still is). But I am back and glad to be amongst friends.
Young timers unite! I personally am 24 years old and have been playing Steel Panthers since it's first release with SP1. I was just a younger pup then (And by some I am still a young pup *AHEM*)
The way I see it and as I wrote it once " Age is not the definition of a person". Most of my friends/peers on the forums at matrix are old enough to be my fathers or grandfathers! But then there is the younger generation that is faithfully playing Steel PanthersW@W with the same dedication and with the same joy as the older generation is.
Tell me friends, where in life has something as small, yet wonderful has a video game brought multiple generations, multiple races and cultures together, peacefully? Not many from my experience. SPWAW not only celebrates those who fought and died in WWII, but it celebrates the very times we spend with our elders, our children and our friends playing a simulation.
And that is something that many other things cannot boast!
(HI AGAIN WILD BILL!!!!)
Sincerely and best wishes,
Mike
AKA: Chief Wiggum
AKA AGAIN: IronicFate
Some of you great guys may remember me as IronicFate. Wild Bill and friends gave me a wonderful and very warm welcome to the forums! I had to split for a while, life was getting busy (And still is). But I am back and glad to be amongst friends.
Young timers unite! I personally am 24 years old and have been playing Steel Panthers since it's first release with SP1. I was just a younger pup then (And by some I am still a young pup *AHEM*)
The way I see it and as I wrote it once " Age is not the definition of a person". Most of my friends/peers on the forums at matrix are old enough to be my fathers or grandfathers! But then there is the younger generation that is faithfully playing Steel PanthersW@W with the same dedication and with the same joy as the older generation is.
Tell me friends, where in life has something as small, yet wonderful has a video game brought multiple generations, multiple races and cultures together, peacefully? Not many from my experience. SPWAW not only celebrates those who fought and died in WWII, but it celebrates the very times we spend with our elders, our children and our friends playing a simulation.
And that is something that many other things cannot boast!
(HI AGAIN WILD BILL!!!!)
Sincerely and best wishes,
Mike
AKA: Chief Wiggum
AKA AGAIN: IronicFate
