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WBWilder · #1 October 5th, 2005, 02:02 PM

The Wild SPMBT Design team is hard at work.

Here is what we have in the process:

Into the Beehive (French vs VM - Dien Bien Phu)

Team Hocker (Vietnam)

Change of Tune (Vietnam)
based on article of mine currently at the Wargamer main page.

The Way Homr (Fallujah)

Payback is a ***** (Fallujah)

No Place to Be (Ia Drang, Vietnam

Valley of Death (Ia Drang, Vietnam - Large)

Diggers at Work (Long Tan) the one you wanted, Andy

Blockade Busters (West Berlin, 1982)

Plus both Tom DeShelter and Fabio Prado are designing scenarios to add to the list and Lars Remmen is about to try his hand at it.

So there is lots more on the way and hopefully a campaign for you before the end of the year!

Thoughts? Let me hear from you!

Wild Bill

DRG · #2 October 5th, 2005, 02:45 PM

Sounds great Bill. A very nice list of scenarios

Don

desh44 · #3 October 5th, 2005, 03:22 PM

Tom DeShetler here.

Look for Dragon Rouge soon.
A rescue mission to Stanleyville 1964 using mixed forces against the Simba Rebels to secure the town and rescue civilians.

Am also going to be doing a campaign game Belgium Congo.
This one is in the works now.

Am looking at other small wars possibly the French in Algeria next

Tom

Busko · #4 October 5th, 2005, 03:35 PM

Impressive!!!
Looking forward to the Congo scenarios!

Skirmisher · #5 October 5th, 2005, 04:47 PM

I was under the impression that the Wild Team would be slowing down,but it appears they have gone into overdrive.

Glad to see that my departure hasn't caused you to miss a beat so to speak.

WBWilder · #6 October 6th, 2005, 12:19 AM

Thanks Don. You've all done such a great job with the game that it gives guys like me so much latitude in design. There are some great design tools included here.

The Congo is a good one. I play-tested it today for TOm Yes, this designer also play tests - all designers should. It sharpens you for your own work and gives you some insight on how others do it.

Oh, you are missed Skirmisher. Quite to the contrary, I've missed your careful scrutiny of each battle done. You did a great job for me and the team and I'll always be grateful.

When things calm down for you, the door is always open! No one took your chair.

Wild Bill

Skirmisher · #7 October 6th, 2005, 01:09 AM

Thanks,

Thats good to know. I will return when I am able to.

In the meantime your working on some cool stuff there.