Recent content by Prester John

At least 99% of all produced music is rubbish. But if you wait a few years the good stuff will move to the top and stay there. It's a good list. I would have some minor alterations but all in all a good list.

Eagles' Hotel California needs to be there.

And if you buy the soundtrack CD's they don't have the Rolling Stones version of Paint It Black.

Yes, I decided to bite the bullet and buy the whole World at War set just to have it all in one place. They also have A Century of Warfare at about the same price too, and anybody who only has part of the set may consider buying the full thing all in one go but only if you can't find ACOW second...

Carriers were not very big and not very armoured, but given a choice of walking you might want to take the carrier. Because of their size the sections are more like a half squad. Their advantage is their mobility compared to foot infantry but they can't compete with regular infanty in combat.

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CV, and not I.

I don't know of any company or battalion level board games for either genre. Miniatures yes, but I don't know about board games.

Probably enough to put up a nice link to that forum.

A month or so ago Mark H Walker was asking about the possibility of a Lock 'n Load forum. LnL also has a VASSAL module for online play. A few more players from around here wouldn't hurt especially since it seems a few more modules are definitely in the works.

WW2 is a modern era war with many different theatres, and some truly massive battles. The eastern front was able to demonstate all the aspects and phases of land war. There are also a large variety of elite forces which can be used to add colour to the battles. Massive air and sea battles are...

I have bought LnL and the expansion module, and they are both great for the squad level infantry war that we saw in Vietnam. The game flows quickly and simply. There are a couple of issues with the brevity of the rules about line of site and elevations but they are supposed to be based on common...

Empty your browsers cache and see if that gets rid of it.

World In Flames strikes me as an ideal candidate for "computerising" so as to free up some real estate on the dining room table. Like some other games I've seen I'd be happy if the programmers just made it easier to play WiF play head to head on the PC then on a big table. This means automating...

I think the why is that it will be the way of the future.