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Mark Humphries commented on Paul Lipps's blog post ASLSK - This stuff just got real

"Cool 8-)"

Aug 20, 2013

Mark Humphries and usrlocal are now friends

Jun 24, 2013

Val Ruza and Mark Humphries are now friends

Apr 1, 2013

Mark Humphries commented on John Bobek's group BoardGameGeeks

"Gives a reason to spend more time on this side of the fence."

Mar 29, 2013

Mark Humphries commented on John Bobek's group BoardGameGeeks

"Allyou ever wanted to know about BGG but were afraid to ask..."

Mar 27, 2013

Mark Humphries posted a status

"Our club's Wargamer Recruiting station: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/891508/wargamer-recruiting-station"

Nov 30, 2012

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Mark Humphries commented on John Bobek's group BoardGameGeeks

">Sometimes it seems like BGG protects there trolls, bringing the hammer down swiftly on those who get tangled up with them. Good observation >What's their incentive not to? What's their incentive to?"

Oct 30, 2012

Mark Humphries commented on John Bobek's group BoardGameGeeks

">To make the site more useful as a resource, rather than to be a social hang-out. I find BGG very useful as a database, but it's too much of a Disneyland as a social hang-out for my tastes."

Oct 22, 2012

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Your introduction to consim gaming:: Blitzkrieg

Your favorite game(s):: ASL (beginner)

What game(s) are you currently playing (solitaire, FTF, PBEM, etc.) or wish to play next?: Next: ASL, Across the Pacific, Bitter Woods, Beda Fomm, Yalu, War Without Mercy, Air & Armor, Battle for Stalingrad, Iron Tide, Vietnam, Trial of Strength, Drive on Stalingrad

What game(s) have you played recently?: ASL
Iron Tide (PRP)
Titan Strike (SPI)
Arctic Front (GDW)
La Grande Armee (SPI)
Bataan (GMT)
Salvo (3W)
Across the Pacific (PRP)
Deluxe Bitter Woods (L2)

In general, how much time do you spend gaming?: As much as I can, depends on opponent availability

How big is your game collection?: Whittling it down a little more every year - http://www.boardgamegeek.com/user/Mark_WH

Your local game club(s) and/or where you reside (let's network!): Philippine Historical Boardgamers Club https://www.facebook.com/groups/Philboardgamers/

About Me: Board Wargamer living in the Philippines since 1994.

I'm currently learning ASL and VASL
https://www.facebook.com/groups/vaslmeetup/

If you're into ASL please check out the Global ASL Ladder:
http://aslladder.com

I'm a member of the the Philippine Historical Boardgamers Club (Est. 1995) a.k.a ]Philboardgamers. We meet at least once a month in Metro Manila. We have a Facebook group for keeping in touch between club meetings: https://www.facebook.com/groups/philboardgamers

I have a collection of aging wargame magazines going back to AH General #1 and S&T #1 and amateur publications from the early years of the hobby.

Look me up if you're ever in the Philippines, we can drink some San Miguel beers, shoot the bull, and maybe even play a game.

Website:: http://www.facebook.com/mark.w.humphries

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At 8:15am on March 9, 2012, Enrico CS Viglino said…: "The few CDGs I've tried make me feel like I'm playing Go with cards, not what I look for in a wargame."

Noted this over in a Russian Campaign discussion.

I suggest trying some of the less popular/more wargamish ones.

In particular, Empire of the Sun or Clash of Monarchs - they feel a lot

more like you're playing a wargame with cards. =D

There are still some disturbing qualities, but it is an interesting approach.