Recent content by 11bgod

The first thing I'd advise is to completely eliminate the word 'clan' from the equation, please. Clans are for D&D gamers, just as 'guns are for fun'. ;)

Sigh... Well, one thing's for sure: WWIIOnline excites some passions on both ends of the spectrum, and in most 'in-between' locations as well. Trauth>>encouraging people to judge WWIIOnline via looking at the playskool forums is just about as fair as asking a guy to judge a beauty contest...

"There are really good squads to join and the people are very friendly and it feels like a brotherhood of sorts."----maxprime Ahem. Speaking of really good WWIIOnline units to join. Lafayette Federation is always looking for more people to add to our already over 200 members. S!:thumb:

I'm sorry I haven't gotten back to you sooner, Jim. I've just been a bit busy here at the old real-world job. I'll get on it.

WWIIOnline is a work in progress, to be sure. That having been said, the very fact that the game has survived despite the horrible launch, despite bugs, despite a dip in player-numbers, and despite a far-slower than advertised development cycle, suggests that the game's community and developers...

Trauth, I believe I did, and am only awaiting a bit of a respite from my work in order to comply with Mr. Moreno's requests. ;)

In a persistent environment, Chrisvalla? (I ask because I do not know the answer).

Of the choices available, "A Bridge Too Far" is my choice.

Trauth is certainly correct in his statements regarding the message boards for WWIIOnline, heheh. One needs a pretty thick skin over there, to be sure. Unlike there, Trauth, here it is perfectly ok for us to simply agree to disagree.:D Chrisvalla, I read you loud and clear, but I gotta...

I'm Lutheran, so the whole Pope-cussing thing wouldn't be that much of a big deal in any event. ;) WWIIOnline is a game of immense potential. The early-days of problems caused by the game's TOO-early release are long over. Now all that is needed is time and patience----and I say that...

I saw that the HQ sites were down. If nothing else it gave me more time to peruse this site, heheh. S!

There's room for Star Trek AND Star Wars in my schedule.

I prefer Hearts of Iron.:D

World War II Online. Warts and all the best wargame going. Players can choose at which level their participation will be, from private on up to General. Unlike other 'shooters', the environment is persistent. Thus, (for example), when you and your friends capture Charleville, you get to KEEP...

The best World War II game by far, and it's still only in its early stages. S!