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April 4th, 2005, 07:08 PM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
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ah, David, the winner gets to pick either a lap dance from a FBW or a date with the Growltigga
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ROTFLMAO.. Mac you kill me, that is just so cruel, to have to pick between those two options only,.. hmmm, I pick option #3 A Date with a Kylie Clone (I would have said a date with the Chainmail Lady but I know she's on your 'Protected List' )
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April 4th, 2005, 08:08 PM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
1. Risk
2. Risk
3. Risk
4. Risk
5. Yes
6. Risk
7. 4 years old
8. Yes, 3 or 4 years old I believe
Wow...looks like I like risk.
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April 4th, 2005, 08:22 PM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
1. Lord, its hard to remember. The first actual real published wargame i ever played may have been Battletech, but previous to that we would always make up rules for how legos, star-wars action figures, or war vehicles built from dominos could kill each other. we even used measuring tapes and dice.
2. Battletech
3. Cant remember offhand, but "Bookshelf Games" made a bunch of clasic strategy type games like stratego and such, and i was playing those at a very young age.
4. Battletech
5. yep.
6. So many good ones, its hard to pick.
7. 5 or 10, depending on which answer to number 1 you like.
8. i play poorly. started at 5 or 6ish.
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April 4th, 2005, 08:23 PM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
I didn't think Risk would count
I think we all must have played that game
And what about Battle Ship? Would it count too?
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April 4th, 2005, 10:57 PM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
I'm not sure about battleship?? I guess we could count it, so ya, why not. Also it appears that everyone or most everyone has played Risk and Chess.. That in itself is interesting at least to me.
ps. ah Dave, I'm afraid a Kyle clone wasn't in the winner's setup, however, as a consolataion prize I guess we could set the winner up with a dinner party with Barry the T-Rex or ... Gasp.... Have "The Gryphin" explain the ins and outs of Circle the Wagons and "The Gryphin" position but I don't know if one's heart could stand the exposure to that kind of excitment
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April 4th, 2005, 11:21 PM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
1&2. What was the lst wargame you ever played?
If u mean computer game, Combat, Atari 2600. Egad.
3&4. What was the lst wargame Board Game you ever played?
Must have been Stratego. Where did all these cobwebs in my brain come from??
5. Do you still have the lst game you ever played? bought?
Sadly, no.
6. What is your favorite Board WarGame?
Diplomacy! What better way to set a group of friends at each other's throats?
7. How Old were you when you played your lst wargame?
Somewhere in the single digits...
8. Do you play Chess? If so what age did you start playing?
Yes, and around 8, I think. I prefer Go, though.
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April 5th, 2005, 08:39 AM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
1. Risk. Actually still play this from time to time.
2. Hitlers war.
3. Star fleet battles. Great game
4. Federation and Empire
5. Chess. But it always flustered me.
6. A game I think was called Waterloo.
I may have to dust a few of these games off. It seems the older I get the less time you have for the pleasures of life.
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April 5th, 2005, 12:13 PM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
OK, so lets see how everyone's memory is . Below are a list of questions, See how many you can answer
1. What was the lst wargame you ever played? Hmmm, maybe Car Wars.
2. What was the lst wargame you ever owned?
Feudal
3. What was the lst wargame Board Game you ever played?
Torpedo Strike or something like that. You had little plastic carriers and airplanes, and you had to move across this grid map and sink you opponents plastic carriers. Great fun![/b]
4. What was the lst wargame Board Game you ever owned?
Torpedo Strike
5. Do you still have the lst game you ever played?bought?
No
6. What is your favorite Board WarGame?
Axis and Allies
7. How Old were you when you played your lst wargame?
Early teens
8. Do you play Chess? If so what age did you start playing?
Yes, but poorly. Early teens, I guess
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April 5th, 2005, 06:14 PM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
1. Dune (on the Amiga, ages ago)
2. Dune
3. 6th Fleet (Avalon , if I remember correctly)
4. 6th Fleet
5. Offcourse, still have it but in box for some years now.
6. Russian Front (actually played it a few months ago)
7. 8 or 9 or so, made some WW2 board game myself ( I was doomed already when I was 8)
8. Yes, 6 or 7 years old (I thought it my daughter 6 months ago, she was 5 that time, and she even understood and liked it...... )
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April 5th, 2005, 11:04 PM
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Re: OT : Your Wargame Memory
chess is a good thing to teach kids when they are very young, it makes them use their minds to figure things out. I'm trying to teach my 5yr old granddaughter, its slow going but we'll see
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