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Liberation, the game that saved PG
07-24-2015, 07:53 PM,
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RE: Liberation, the game that saved PG
Larry,

Thanks for the complimentary words and I had some very enjoyable times indeed. I certainly do take pride in my Westwall defensive records with 'Jerry' which were all against real-life opponents rather than solo. Especially the more so when compared to other gamers plays that had results going the US way in their games.

The 6 years or so of PG did at least get me back into wargaming after a long hiatus and has also found me some lovely and valuable gaming buddies around the World that I can play other games with now online, on Skype and on VASSAL. At this time I am trying out two other platoon type games, one very similar indeed to PG. I have also been branching out into other periods with a slant on not overly long rulebooks (that's what drew me to PG and captured my imagination). Big rule books do become a bind for me personally.

I will admit that the new branch into alt-history (SGW?) would have been another 'thorn' in my side had I still been playing PG, but it seems to be being welcomed here at least. Not for this old carmudgeon though :-)
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RE: Liberation, the game that saved PG - by J6A - 07-17-2015, 07:58 AM
RE: Liberation, the game that saved PG - by vince hughes - 07-24-2015, 07:53 PM
RE: Liberation, the game that saved PG - by otto - 07-25-2015, 10:07 AM

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