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Tac2i
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I remember those glory days of Squad Leader, Strategy and Tactics magazine, AH's Third Reich, etc. In fact I have a collection of over 200 board wargames. Hmmm, so you just had your 40th... I'm over 50 but still enjoy strategy wargames and yes sometimes the wife does get annoyed which is why I appreciatte PBEM as I can better fit into my schedule of activities.
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Ahhhh 14..... that's about when I started down the dark path of wargaming..... spending all my allowance to get the next installment of Squad Leader/Cross of Iron/Cressendo of Doom/Anvil of Victory..... good times....[8D]. Just had my 40th. Welcome to the end of all your spare time! [:)]
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I remember those glory days of Squad Leader, Strategy and Tactics magazine, AH's Third Reich, etc. In fact I have a collection of over 200 board wargames. Hmmm, so you just had your 40th... I'm over 50 but still enjoy strategy wargames and yes sometimes the wife does get annoyed which is why I appreciatte PBEM as I can better fit into my schedule of activities.

Yeah, I just got married (2nd time [8D]) and I'm trying to be better at restricting my gaming time.
My first game was Luftwaffe, then a used copy of PanzerBlitz.. still have both. S&T magazine was great for the small games included! Still have some of those as well.. BOAR...[8D] Good times....
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Small world. First game i bought was Luftwaffe, followed by a used copy (neighbor's) of Panzer Leader.
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Ahh, the good old days. "What's the facing on that tank? Okay, die roll of 6, - stacking limit, + defensive bonus, + weather, - morale....

Wasn't it amazing how spirited arguments could get over whether a shot would hit frontal armor or side?
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Wasn't it amazing how spirited arguments could get over whether a shot would hit frontal armor or side?
LOL[:D] As were the hull down or not arguements![:D] I can't believe I was able to keep 5 or 6 rules books of info in my head at one time! Can't even remember my postal code most days![:D][:D][:D]
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Hey BarthHeart, you still have the S&T game Olympic? Or Operation Olympica (or something like that) the invasion of the Southern island of Japan.
I played it in like grade 10 & it made a big impression.
I had lots of games too :) Now I buy them in thrift stores! I got Federation & Empire for $4 this spring! It was $46 in 1986...
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