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The Great Campaigns of American Civil War is the perfect operational series of the war that others are out of question. I have all the games in the series as collection. I always dream of playing this series and only this series all days and nights…
France is the one where gameplay can vary from one to another and is the most interesting to play as she is being less constricted in the historical limit and actions dictated by the rules.
As a long time onlooker for We the People since I missed the game when it was first released, I hope WW can heal my deep wound. I once thought American Independence War was a subject not of my interest. But the game system is ground-breaking to CDG…
Me too! I have preordered them!
The last 2 were Ancients unplayed. I played both Paths and Pursuit of Glory with others copies and os not yet unwrap them.
Lot's still in shrink? Break them out and play with them!
Last Gamble: Battle of the Bulge?
(noticed the rule book on top of game stack, checked BGG to be sure)
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- Top 10 wargames:
#1: Peloponnesian War
#2: Sword of Rome, The: Conquest of Italy, 362-272 BC
#3: Here Come the Rebels
#4: Russian Campaign, The
#5: Star Fleet Battles
#6: Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage
#7: 2nd Fleet
#8: Storm over Stalingrad
#9: Thirty Years War: Europe in Agony, 1618-1648
#10: Triumph of Chaos
I am crying "They Shall not Pass"! to Rowan.
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Today I find this new online game, free, medieval roleplaying game: Imperia Online. I have yet to find one satisfactory purely online game. My experiences with those WW2 FPS were not entirely appealing to me due to the lagging (Blitzkrieg) or clumsy installation (e.g. Red Orchestra). Ultima Online is too dump to spend time with to develop a meaningful charater. Everquest is pure fantasy and spending too much time just to wander around and recognize the way.
Another one look good on the web is T… Continue
Another one look good on the web is T… Continue
Posted on June 21, 2008 at 12:38pm — 5 Comments
Diary of a Wargamer
Tiring to back at home, I always wanted to pull out something about wargames from the closet and read. It is hard for me to keep concentrated on the reading of indulgence as my wife keeps calling me for something.
I am now into the system of ASLSK, WW2 tactical level wargame beginning in the '80s. I was not rich enough to pay for the hundreds of dollars on Squad Leader and its numerous modules at that time. Thus I paid those some crappy 3W wargames in S&Ts. When the "bible" of Advanced Squa… Continue
I am now into the system of ASLSK, WW2 tactical level wargame beginning in the '80s. I was not rich enough to pay for the hundreds of dollars on Squad Leader and its numerous modules at that time. Thus I paid those some crappy 3W wargames in S&Ts. When the "bible" of Advanced Squa… Continue
Posted on March 12, 2008 at 8:30am — 22 Comments
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- At 11:50am on August 19, 2009,
Mike said… - Hi, Lawrence. 謝謝你下載的照片。
I have a language-oriented question for you since I'm a Chinese language educator by profession. What is the language of your meetings/gaming in your Wargamers' Society? My guess is that it would be English, due to the fact that this is the language of the rules that most games are written in, high English language proficiency among your members, plus the fact that I would assume that most non-Chinese in your society wouldn't have the proficiency to speak Chinese well enough to interact in Chinese about the game, though I may be wrong. Amongst Chinese members, though, do you hear much Mandarin or Cantonese spoken during game play? I find this topic to be very interesting when dealing with multi-lingual populations and different language use settings.
- At 8:57am on August 16, 2009,
Jim Werbaneth said… - Hi Lawrence,
Go back into the PollDaddy application, and click on the poll that you just created. If you did several, then choose the one that you want from the list.
You'll probably be in the "Edit Poll" window. From the links on the left, click on "Send Poll." They'll be a big "Send to Profile" button. Clicking on that will put the poll on your page.
I hope this helps.
- At 12:13pm on June 21, 2008,
Lawrence Hung said…
- http://valorandvictory.com/
Great cool looking WW2 tactical wargame to download for free!!
- At 11:38pm on March 13, 2008,
Ben Brandhorst said… - Hey Lawrence! I have seen quite a few of your reviews on BGG. You and I have similar tastes in games.
Ben
- At 8:11am on March 12, 2008,
Lawrence Hung said…
- Hi Marcus,
It is good to hear you like the same kind of music and film like I do. I'll try to upload more music and film footage here later on.
I prefer board wargames. Check out my top 10 wargames list. I used to play only operational level wargames, and a bit strategic, but branch out to tactical level wargames recently. ASLSK, ATS, LnL, CC.....plenty of scenarios to load with.
There are not a lot of wargamers in Hong Kong. I estimate a few hundred only. But it is enough for you to find a wargamer to play against with because it is easy to meet people within the city of Hong Kong as this is a small place and the transport network is quite extensive. People seldom take more than an hour to travel to work and meet friends.
We have a local Hong Kong Society of Wargamers with about 40 members. Andrzej Cierpicki is our Chairman and he is in here too. You can learn more about us by visiting http://www.hksw.org/ too.
Good gaming!
- At 10:23pm on March 10, 2008,
Marc Guenette said… - Hi Laurence !
I remember looking at your profile on BGG and thinking that we both like the same kind of music, even films...
What about game? What do you prefer? Lots of gamers in hong Kong?
- At 4:25am on March 10, 2008,
Gichin said… - It was a birthday gift. It's one of the best gifts I never have.
- At 7:26pm on March 6, 2008,
Andrzej Cierpicki said… - Hi Lawrence
Well, I was in WA for 3 weeks and had to work on the other occasions. Lots of new game arrivals though:
Bulge FAB
Bitter End
Price of Freedom
Bonaparte
. . . just got to find some time to play them!
- At 7:17pm on March 6, 2008,
Alan Snider said… - I am not sure who'll publish Brian Train's "The Greek Civil War"...perhaps Fiery Dragon.
I can tell you it is a fantastic looking simulation.
- At 7:08pm on March 6, 2008,
Lewis Goldberg said… - There we go - Lawrence, and the wife as well. Beautiful bride, old man.
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