I am defintely a go for this, but I cannot start until the middle of January. I will be gone for two weeks after Christmas, returning on the 9th.

I apologize for the delay, but it just happens to be that time of year.

Merry Christmas

These modules have been modified as improvments were found, for instance vedette rules. And they can be improved again. More important is to play with the same module
I think maps I have done are not bad but my idea is now to rebuild some of these modules with scanned maps because they are more beautiful. But doing this, because of copyright, I cannot put modules on webpages and can only send them individually to people who ask for.

Bill, I can send you modules which don’t have links. I think I have your adress. I am referee/player for multiplayer Eckmuhl I am doing with rich White. I think you are austrian corps commander. I am more interested by operational problems than for tactical ones and I like this experience

If you would like look over at this location at HPS site and see how the modules look:

http://209.216.35.195/

I dont see a OSG link thus I looked elsewhere for ADC2 modules for 1806 and other OSG games but couldnt find a module for either ADC2 or Cyberboard (another computer program that allows you to play boardgames via the computer).

If I find something I will let you know.

I'll give it a try but I have lots of questions. Many of these questions are due to my computer semi-illiteracy.

Do we scan the board in?
Does the computer keep track of units in supply or out of supply and units within command range or out of command range?
Can we substitue vedettes for calvary as in the OSG games?

Those are only a few questions of the many I have. We might not be able to start until January. I will begin to work with ADC2 prior to then, but I do have two weeks of vacation starting dec 26, and I will be out of touch during that time.

You use the sequence of play in the game and after each side does their part they send the file back to each other.

I like it in that there are no pieces on a map to get knocked over.

Both players need to be a bit patient though - it takes longer to do a game turn this way than for a normal face to face game BUT for those of us that dont have time or opponents in our area to play these games its nice.

I played GMT's Thirty Years War using a Cyberbox (its free via the internet - just ask me and I will send you a ULR or you can look it up on Google). My opponent and I had a great time. Its really fun and you can take MORE time to learn the game than you would face to face where you are apt to forget rules.

I have ALOT of the GMT games so if you ever want to play one of those let me know. I would have to seek out the module for the OSG game. I am sure that there is one made up but would want to check first.

ADC2 is 50 bucks or more - see the HPS site. Maybe you could get it from Rich as part of a 2 for 3 deal. I also might have a spare copy hanging around too! Rich sent me one to hand out. None of my old buddies wants to play via computer (used to play face to face with them alot - they dont want to fight via computer).

Cyberbox is not as nice to look at but the price is right.

I emailed Kevin Zucker. I do not think they have anything on computers.

I am interested ... but need an explanation.

Would you be interested in a ADC2 game of one of these or perhaps if they have a Cyberbox version of the games ...