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This game is amazing. Share your comments, criticisms, and "war stories" from this particular title. Definitely is drawing me in. Never would have guessed a game like this, on the Falklands War, would be so addicting.
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Permalink Reply by John Kantor on -
I just got my copy. It certainly is impressive. I want to use my Downtown/EV mod to fight the battles.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Walters on -
I would love to hear what "bridging" rules you come up with to do that.
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Permalink Reply by John Kantor on
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With help from the author, I just created a ZunTzu module for the game. (Right now it only has the counters - not the cards.) It's on the ZunTzu site (with a typo in the title!).
ZunTzu Game Boxes
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Permalink Reply by John Kantor on
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The final version with cards (1.0a) is now up on the ZunTzu site.
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Permalink Reply by John Kantor on
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Of course it was only the "temporary" final version. I corrected the British Sub setup. (The wrong named subs were on the board - which doesn't affect play, but isn't historical and might be confusing.)
The direct link to the download folder is here:
Where There is Discord ZunTzu boxes
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Permalink Reply by Eric Walters on
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Oh, this is too cool. Thanks so much for taking this this on!
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I never heard of this one until I came across the display in Vancouver.
Here's a wikipedia entry I found:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ram_tank
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bobwargame07728@yahoo.com
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