Hmm, we may have to check out Marrying Mr Darcy. Pride & Prejudice is in regular rotation at our house, on the page and on DVD. As are The Hollow Crown (Richard II, 1 & 2 Henry IV, Henry V) and The Importance of Being Earnest. If you're quoting lines back and forth at each other anyway, you might as well be gaming it.
Also played Liberty or Death at our First Minnesota Wargame Society. As a COIN-series enthusiast, I really enjoyed this game. All the COIN Night action here: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/1533341/gr-22616-gmt-coin-day-extravaganza
It is a First Person shooter Robin, the map is as you know from VotG I have used it to show the area covered by this one map in the game called 'The Univermag' there are many maps of similar size 320 meters by 680, some are larger (The Red October steel mill is huge), very good fun, especially if you fight as a proper section with MG gunners, riflemen etc.
Love this game bought my first version when I was ten, it was called Sports Illustrated Football then. What year do you play?
We are playing our way through the 1980 season. Next up is my KC Chiefs vs Bobby's Chi Bears. Both teams look to have pretty crummy passing attacks, average running attacks, half-decent defenses; think its going to come down to special teams and field position.
I thought RO2 had died out after RO3 was launched and failed to live up to expectations. I used to love that game, spent hours and hours on it, back when all the roles were in German or Russian (they changed that as it was a bit too hardcore). Is there still much activity?
Nah Simon, RO3 as you call it or Rising Sun as it is known properly did bomb, total load of bollox, but RO2 has been modded to buggery and is so much better, more maps and stuff, there is a map called the 'Univermag' and it is a 100% bang on remake of the area around the Univermag and Stalingrad Railway Staion number 1, it is a rush to play on it, as it is really brutal. and the area looks awesome, the nail fatory is generally fougght over hammer and tong.
