When playing wargames it's often advantageous to know what kind of
opponent you're up against. Is your opponent too carefull, a by-the-book
guy, a (calculated) risk taker or can he come up with a totally new and
twisted approach every time ?

Are there any?
And why isn't there a MOH type 1 about or is there one in the pipeline?
It would be awesome.
Now that is one a war where it was 50/50 on who'd win almost to the end.

Currently in development (scheduled for a Q4, 2004 release), the new grand
strategy masterpiece from award winning game designer Hubert Cater!
Combining the ease of play and accessibility of the original Strategic
Command, Strategic Command 2 Blitzkrieg adds tons of new features ...

There is soooooooo much stuff posted on various web sites that it
over-whelming.
Can anyone give me the name and the url of the entire map, that can
printed out on 6 or 9 sheets of 8x11 pieces of paper.

http://www.battlefront.com/index.htm
I for one am very much looking forward to this-for once I think
a grand strategy game will be doing things "right" (and if you
think something is screwed up you can use what appears to

Finally took a break from all the HTTR gaming (with a few feints in the
direction of CMAK) and got into ATD in a serious way (as opposed to the
dozen or so games over time I'd tried previously) over the last week.
My original take still holds up very well; ATD is tremendous.  

The game I most wanted to like but just couldn't was ...
TOAW
I tried and tried but in the end it was just to much effort. I'll stick to
RD and CMBB. Games you can play without to much thought (possibly skill as

Can you use the general release tacops 4 to model Lind's theories and
maneuver warfare?  Or is it apples and oranges?  TIA
Broader question for anyone else, do you ever use games to try out
strategic/operational theories?

How do I get this to work on XP?  The computer tells me that the operating
system is not compatable with this game.  Never seen that before, any clues?
TIA
Dave

Battlefront.com (BFC) and Dan Verssen Games (DVG) are combining their
talents to bring two classic tabletop game series' into the world of
computer gaming.
The award winning Down In Flames system will be their first joint venture

TacOpsMC v5 was formally accepted for USMC issue by NAVAIR and MARCORSYSCOM
on or about 8 March 2004. This is the third military version of TacOps to be
acquired by the USMC - TacOpsMC v2 was released in August of 1998 and
TacOpsMC v4 in March of 2003.

Does anyone know where to download a TOAW-COW scenario about a hypothetical
war involving Indonesia and East Timor insurgents (and maybe a foreign
intervention force)? Thanks in advance.

i really liked the battleground series when it first came out . after
awhile i found they got tedious.the arty dialog in the modern games is very
tedious ,i would go watch tv for 1/2hour while the arty was going on in the
larger scenarios.

Napoleon once said that an army of rabbits led by a lion is superior to
an army of lions led by a rabbit.
Thinking about that I wondered how this unit quality / leader quality
thing is modelled in the games we play and how it could/should be

Here's an oldie.  I'm looking for a full copy of RAW Entertainment's
1994 game "Rise of the West."  I've already got a copy of the program
and it runs fine, but I would like to have a copy of the manual.  I'm
willing to pay for either a copy of the manual or I'll buy the whole