Historical War Gaming

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Greetings from Romania !

I'm a keen and quite lonely amateur of Historical
and near-future war games (conflict simulations).
Physical age: 29; 'social age' somewhere 11..77
Seeking partners for Play-by-E-Mail (PBEM) board
games like Breakout:Normandy, Monty's Gamble,
Victory in the Pacific, Gulf Strike, Axis&Allies and
many others (please ask). Using raw text or the
CyberBoard interface.
Also I liked computer games: Panzer General and
Steel Panthers series, and especially complex
'imperialist' games: Civilization I,II,III, Master
of Orion I,II (MOO , Imperialism I,II.
Little real-time strategy and role-playing.

Also interested in debate and analysis on wide
topics of history, society, economics, statistics etc.

Please contact me directly at [email protected]
as I am very rarely on-line on web forums.

how bout Diplomacy. Ive never actually played online but would like to give it a try. Also, one of my other favorites is Napoleon in Europe
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For Futuristic RTS : http://taspring.clan-sy.com

gotta love my "Robert E. Lee: Civil War General." With my leadership, the south wins the war every time.

yeah, lee was one of the few to never get a single demerit at westpoint. germany wins the first world war if it were up to me. the red baron rulez!
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nah man, snoopy wins every time agasint the Red Baron

screw snoopy. dumb dog

#1 the correct term is "Stupid Dog." #2 the red baron was killed by freindly fire, ain't too swift was it?

the original red baron was killed by australian ground units which i believe is british.
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not according to Peter Jennings, the ABC production of US History 1901-1995, he states sevreal time that the oringal Red Baron was killed by German ground troops.