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A group devoted to studying and practicing Marine Corps maneuver warfare doctrine through wargaming. A place to talk about wargames that best support maneuver warfare practice, networking for online and/or face-to-face sessions, and more.See More
"I just purchased this thing. I had a lot of trouble getting it to install correctly but Jo helped greatly. I think it is installed correctly now, but I cannot get it to load a bitmap background from my desktop--or at least I can't see it,…"
"Hi Bill,
I am definitely coming. I thought I heard that Ron was not very enthusiastic this year. Not sure where I heard that. :-)
Take care
Peter"
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Looking for Chicago wargamer to help with Fletcher Pratt material
Hi All, John Curry, the UK publisher of the Classics of Wargaming series of reprints of importnat books needs help from a responsible wargamer in the Chicago area. He has been assembling informationand original materials related to the Fletcher Pratt Naval Wargame and its early players. One of those players, a Dan Dorcy, passed away some little time ago. Dan Dorcy played the Fletcher Pratt game extensively in the 1970's and John talked to him a couple of years ago. Sadly he passed away just…See More
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- Your introduction to consim gaming:
- It's been so long ago I can't hardly remember. Back in those days we played with stone pieces on bearskin boards scratched out using sharpened sticks.
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- Hard to pick favorites among all the games I have played (not to mention the handful I have designed or devleoped). Lately, though, I think Mark Herman's card driven games, particularly For the People and Empire of the Sun, along with Ted Raicer's Paths of Glory, are probably highest on my list of most admired designs. The Down in Flames series is one of my favorites to play at conventions and Combat Commander is one of the games I wish I could play more than I get the chance to.
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Looking for Chicago wargamer to help with Fletcher Pratt material
Hi All,
John Curry, the UK publisher of the Classics of Wargaming series of reprints of importnat books needs help from a responsible wargamer in the Chicago area. He has been assembling informationand original materials related to the Fletcher Pratt Naval Wargame and its early players. One of those players, a Dan Dorcy, passed away some little time ago. Dan Dorcy played the Fletcher Pratt game extensively in the 1970's and John talked to him a couple of years ago. Sadly he…
ContinuePosted on August 9, 2011 at 9:25am — 1 Comment
2009 International Gamers Award for best historical game
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RECIPIENT OF THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL GAMERS AWARDS ANNOUNCED!
The International Gamers Awards committee is extremely proud to announce the recipient for the 2009 IGA in the Historical Simulations category.
In the Multi-Player category, the award goes to Unhappy King Charles!, the creation of designer Charles Vasey and published by GMT Games. Set in 1640s England, Unhappy King Charles! allows two players to decide whether… Continue
RECIPIENT OF THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL GAMERS AWARDS ANNOUNCED!
The International Gamers Awards committee is extremely proud to announce the recipient for the 2009 IGA in the Historical Simulations category.
In the Multi-Player category, the award goes to Unhappy King Charles!, the creation of designer Charles Vasey and published by GMT Games. Set in 1640s England, Unhappy King Charles! allows two players to decide whether… Continue
Posted on October 19, 2009 at 6:18am — 3 Comments
Corrected list of 2009 finalists for The International Gaqmers Awards, Historical
Thanks to Charles Vasey for catching the error in the listing of Espana 1936. That is now corrected.
FINALISTS FOR THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL GAMERS AWARDS ANNOUNCED
The International Gamers Awards committee is extremely proud to announce the finalists for the 2009 IGA in the Historical Simulations category. Games released during the 2008 calendar year are eligible for consideration.
This complete list of this year's nominees… Continue
FINALISTS FOR THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL GAMERS AWARDS ANNOUNCED
The International Gamers Awards committee is extremely proud to announce the finalists for the 2009 IGA in the Historical Simulations category. Games released during the 2008 calendar year are eligible for consideration.
This complete list of this year's nominees… Continue
Posted on August 11, 2009 at 1:23pm
International Gamers Awards finalists
FINALISTS FOR THE 2008 INTERNATIONAL GAMERS AWARDS ANNOUNCED
The International Gamers Awards committee is extremely proud to announce the finalists for the 2008 IGA in the Historical Simulations category. Games released during the 2007 calendar year are eligible for consideration.
This complete list of this year's nominees includes:
HISTORICAL SIMULATIONS CATEGORY
1914: Twilight in the East
Designer: Michael… Continue
The International Gamers Awards committee is extremely proud to announce the finalists for the 2008 IGA in the Historical Simulations category. Games released during the 2007 calendar year are eligible for consideration.
This complete list of this year's nominees includes:
HISTORICAL SIMULATIONS CATEGORY
1914: Twilight in the East
Designer: Michael… Continue
Posted on August 27, 2008 at 1:14pm — 10 Comments
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 2:10pm on May 7, 2010,
Hawkeye said…
- Thanks, Peter. Would love to know more about it. Picked up a copy of Joe and John's Battle for Baghdad but haven't had a moment free to play it thus far.
- At 1:02am on August 15, 2009,
Mark H. Walker said…
- Nice speaking with you again at WBC.
- At 10:55am on June 19, 2008,
Tom Meier said…
- Hello Peter,
Glad to hear you got to see my buddy Paul Works at the MORS conference.
WE're busy moving to a new place lately, so not much gaming going on.
Monstercon was a good time.
- At 2:12pm on March 19, 2008,
- Heya Peter,
Glad to see you here. Melnaie and I were just tlaking about you the other day as some paper she was reviewing referenced some of your earlier works on wargaming.
- At 2:07pm on March 19, 2008,
Andreas Ludwig said…
- Hi Peter,
thanks for joining my friends list - and...I know a more recent pic of you :p
- At 10:18pm on March 17, 2008,
Eric Walters said…
- Peter,
As you might guess, there's just SOOO many places to leave comments. It can get pretty addicting at times....
- At 4:16pm on March 17, 2008,
Don Chappell said…
- I've been watching for you, Peter. Glad to see you on board.
Let me suggest checking out the Group: Going Pro - Operations Analysis and ConSim Gaming.
Planning to be at WBC this year?
- At 12:57pm on March 17, 2008,
- Hi Peter,
nice to see you here. I remember this pic of you as the one from the back of your book on wargaming - time seems to stand still ;-)
I enjoyed that book especially because you belong to the 'grognard brotherhood' (one with many sisters as I can see now here on the social CSW site) and it was a great overview on the topic. And you like Mark Herman designs!! :-)
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