(03-02-2013, 10:06 AM)rerathbun Wrote: [ -> ]Isn't almost every movie nowadays?
Maybe, but as long as Jay's game accurately portrays combat between Tibetan Lamisarial forces (portrayed in Infantry Attacks scale and Chicom Expeditionary forces (portrayed in PG style) I'll be quite satisfied. Looking forward to maps 121, 122, and especially 123 (representing the Potala Palace) and the special spontaneous aneurism rules for combat at high altitudes (most of the casualties suffered by the Indian and Pakistani forces fighting an undeclared war in the Himilayas are from spontaneous aneurism). Not much to ask for.
Suggested Title: Hello Delhi, this is Dali Delhi, its so nice to have your back up against a wall. Needs shortening.
A conflict so obscure even the belligerents were not aware of it.
Nothing like that Larry, I promise! 3rd product will be and excellent addition for those owning Saipan with some of my best scenarios ever but on different topic or two. My 4th product isn't anything you would ever guess but it is something everyone has always wanted!
Nuts, I'd already come up with the special rule you'd need for spontaneous aneurisms in the campaign game that would be part of the boxed Tibetan Conquest game :-}. Maybe project number 5.
The third and forth project are now turned in and pretty much complete on my end. Both should be excellent additions to PG world. I am very pleased with both from a designers view.
I had guessed one correctly; the other not at all.
(03-10-2013, 10:30 AM)Hugmenot Wrote: [ -> ]I had guessed one correctly; the other not at all.
Both are excellent set of scenarios. One will come with maps and the other with counters.
Some of my best scenarios! I am looking forward to them.
I upgraded my third product to 30 scenarios now both my third and forth projects are at 30 scenarios each. I believe and hope you guys will love them!
Looking forward to them Jay.
Hopefully this year, you will see my 3rd, 4th and 5th product!
I am getting better each time I do one of these projects/designs. I am really looking forward to seeing them published and to actually play on finished products and more important to see other gamers enjoy them.