SuperTed

VJ, If you would bring me a fresh apple every day, you would be too. [ March 05, 2002, 05:24 PM: Message edited by: SuperTed ]

Great point, Dave.

Eric, Trust me, it's very frustrating to see. :mad:

Ted, Don't some tournaments award points to players who take the time to write AARs? Or penalize players who don't? Have you considered doing something like adding a few points to the score of players who contribute AARs in the later rounds of the tournament? I suspect an incentive would increase the input from the players, and I know you are looking for comments from both sides on your scenarios. All of us players, no matter how newbie we were when this tournament started, are beginning at least our fifth PBEM scenario. We are all capable of briefly reporting what happened from our point of view. And selfishly, I really enjoy reading how differently other players have managed with the same units and terrain that I had, and also how others have handled the forces my opponent had. I suspect I may have even accidently learned a few things from the others who have written AARs.</font>

Boink!

So, where are all those AARs for "A Bridge Too Close?"

G-goz, I think he wanted me to say he has a nice pair too.

More results from the GV Newbies: Jim Liang (US) defeated Ligur (German), 76-24, in Nothing Fancy. Jim Liang has now taken the lead, 93-57. Congratulations to Jim Liang!

Don't talk so much.

Tom has a nice pair at Tom's Combat Mission HQ.

We're finally in the home stretch of Round 2!

41 days until I resume my soccer career...

More results from the Newbie Rejects: Mortar (German) defeated Icedog42 (US), 58-42, in Nothing Fancy. This reduces Icedog42's lead to 69-68 in the round. Congratulations to Mortar!

Rabbit's Foot will be rolling out the door in less than an hour!

Panzerman is looking for some help at The Scenario Zone.

Mord, I just tried it myself and it worked fine. So, I'm sorry to say I don't know what the problem is.

That's a relief! :eek:

Hmmm, if time travel could be mastered, that could actually work.

PawBroon has partially recovered from POS (Panther Overload Syndrome) and is back to showing us the good stuff at MODs & MODers.

VJ, It'll be our little secret.

I had to slaughter and feed all my rabbits to the old men in Give and Take. It didn't do them any good anyway. Rabbit's Foot is only going to be a way for me to close the gap so my overall loss isn't so pathetic. </font>

Rabbit's Foot will be ready this weekend.

Toran, That explains a LOT.

W4, Actually I found that Geritol and Viagra in the right proportions produces hilarious results from the old boys.

Moon, Uh......never mind.