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Wargaming => The Modern World => Topic started by: bob48 on September 14, 2018, 04:38:57 PM
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https://www.compassgames.com/military-simulations/korea-fire-and-ice.html
This is interesting because it uses the 'Road to the Rhine' system which, IMHO, was one of the best games that GDW ever did.
My 'go-to' game for the Korean War was the one published by Victory Games, but this one does look like a contender.
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This one is on my watch list
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Its a '3 mapper' so no chance for me to get it - nowhere to set it up and leave it although no doubt there will be smaller scenario's to tinker with. Plus the fact that the UK price is £75 excluding shipping :-(
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You really need to get past the idea of 'being able to play' a game as a condition of purchase.
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Watch out! Brant will blast you for putting this in the wrong place. :notme:
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You really need to get past the idea of 'being able to play' a game as a condition of purchase.
+1. I bought Absolute Victory: World Conflict 1939-1945 and it also has three maps and I don't think even one will fit on my gaming table. :D
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:bigthumb:
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Watch out! Brant will blast you for putting this in the wrong place. :notme:
Nope - this is definitely the right place since it is a published game - so 'ya-boo-shucks' :nerd:
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You really need to get past the idea of 'being able to play' a game as a condition of purchase.
Aye - I must try harder to emulate you, oh master of the shrink-wrapped mountains :notworthy:
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Worship me as thy Cardboard God.
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Watch out! Brant will blast you for putting this in the wrong place. :notme:
Nope - this is definitely the right place since it is a published game - so 'ya-boo-shucks' :nerd:
Hmmm... the modern area says from internal combustion engines on forward... age of gun powder means 16th-19th century... no?
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Worship me as thy Cardboard God.
...I an mot worthy.............
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Watch out! Brant will blast you for putting this in the wrong place. :notme:
Nope - this is definitely the right place since it is a published game - so 'ya-boo-shucks' :nerd:
Hmmm... the modern area says from internal combustion engines on forward... age of gun powder means 16th-19th century... no?
But the topic is Fire and Ice. It should go in the TV section. Or is books? >:D
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You've missed your medication again, haven't you?
MIRTH! break out the leather straps and the canvas smoking jacket with the extra-long sleeves!
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MIRTH! break out the leather straps and the canvas smoking jacket with the extra-long sleeves!
waaaay ahead of ya