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just wanted to give big thumbs up for Garry Grisby and David Heath for bringing such a marvelous wargaming experience to fellow grognards.
When I see such detailed wargames being developed I cling to the hope that wargaming will never be overrun by some 3D shoot'em ups and simplistic panzer generals... because there'll always be a grognard who'll want to bring around the ultimate wargame...

Originally posted by rough:
just wanted to give big thumbs up for Garry Grisby and David Heath for bringing such a marvelous wargaming experience to fellow grognards.
When I see such detailed wargames being developed I cling to the hope that wargaming will never be overrun by some 3D shoot'em ups and simplistic panzer generals... because there'll always be a grognard who'll want to bring around the ultimate wargame...

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[ October 04, 2001: Message edited by: Zakhal ]</p>

Agreed.

Although not a Grognard 'Blue Blood', I have enjoyed my infrequent wargaming sessions.

I downloaded the "Pac War Matrix Edition" and have enjoyed it immensely. It has bugs and quirks but is a fun game.

I anxiously await it's decendent "Uncommon Valor," and then the mother of all strategic wargames "War in the Pacific."