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Patton showed up in Burbank. Looks like we will be waiting for a downloadable map again. I get the feeling this could be at least a 3 volume scenario book series.

I imagine that it could expand well beyond that. It could take 3 volumes simply to cover the fight to Berlin. What happens after that is wide open. For example, how do we work in the British and possibly the French?

(08-15-2012, 12:40 AM)Matt W Wrote: [ -> ]What happens after that is wide open. For example, how do we work in the British and possibly the French?

Well, when Modern PG comes out, maybe they do an MP counter of me in Berlin, early 80's with the British Army

The Polish Steel scenarios blend in neatly into this story line. Perhaps they can be expanded, depending on how the campaign develops during the Second 30 Years War (1948-1978). (I don't have an inside track here, I'm just thinking about how this could turn into a forever war, blending PG with ModernPG.)

Well besides the American counters from Iron Curtain and now Patton's Nightmare, AP could add to this series the Soviet counters from Iron Curtain, the British counters from Secret Weapons and the Polish counters from Polish Steel. So Patton's Nightmare could continue!

(08-15-2012, 02:13 AM)vince hughes Wrote: [ -> ]Well, when Modern PG comes out, maybe they do an MP counter of me in Berlin, early 80's with the British Army

You want a special counter similar to the one the Italians received in Afrika Korps?

Hugmenot, that one counter caused a huge problem for some Italian gamers as I recall!

Then make sure the counter graphics are ambiguous whether the soldier's hands are open or closed in a fist. I am sure Herr Hughes will interpret it as the latter, a symbol of yet another victory.

(08-15-2012, 02:58 AM)Hugmenot Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-15-2012, 02:13 AM)vince hughes Wrote: [ -> ]Well, when Modern PG comes out, maybe they do an MP counter of me in Berlin, early 80's with the British Army

You want a special counter similar to the one the Italians received in Afrika Korps?

I think one that was holding a litre of frothing ale would do !

I'll second that!