Colonial Campaigns Club (CCC)

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I was curious about a couple of my outstanding games posted on the Colonial Homepage, so I asked Garry and he sent me my 'record', boy was I a mazed! Not at Garry's generosity, promptness or organization (THANKS GARRY![:)]), but at my record!!![:0][:p][:D] hehehe... For the record then, here is my club record.... hehehe....[:D]

28 Major Victories
3 Minor Victories
16 Draws
11 Minor Losses
39 Major Losses
8 Games in Progress
105 Total Games

I seem to have a 29% win ratio, or in baseball terms, I am hitting .295![:0] Boy would I be rich if I were playing baseball. [:p] On the other hand my losing ratio is only 48%.[;)] Five games were Manuevers: (wins) 1-0-2-0-2 (losses)

46 games were played to completion (all turns of scenario played) with 11 other games being 80% completed (a combined 54% of total games.) Out of a total of 3,481 available game turns I have played 2,256 (64.8%) of them. (Subject to change once the 'In Progress' games are cleaned up.)

13 different players contributed to my wins, 12 different players have handed me defeats, and I have drawn with 10 different players, yet I have battled only <b>30</b> club members! That surprises me a bit, but probably not Phil, eh? hehehe ... [;)]

Here's a real surprise (to me) 47 games were played with the Campaign 1776 CD, 33 with the War of 1812 CD, and only 16 with F&I War!!! [:0]

Seven of the 'Games in Progress' have been over for awhile, so I need to submit end game reports.[:0] My opponents in the outstanding games are:

<b>Zuelsdorff, Bill</b> - J4408 Tournament 2003 - 4th Annual (sent file to Ernie 10/16/03)

<b>O'Leary, Kenny</b> - SP01137 30: The Battle at Hubbardton - Kenny, I think we finished but I don't have the game file any more.

<b>Link, Rich</b> - SP01251 32: The Battle of Monmouth - Rich, I don't have a game file of this anymore.

<b>Sands, Ernie</b> - SP01256 76_04m - Here's Mud in Your Eye - Ernie, I know we finished, but I don't have the file anymore to see the results. You probably won. [;)]

<b>Mouledous, Philippe</b> - SP01269 38: The Second Battle of Saratoga - Philippe, we finished this didn't we? I don't have the game file anymore.

<b>Coffey, Sean</b> - SP01275 76_03s - Capture the Flag - Sean, I think I had to suspend this one last summer due to computer problems. I don't have the file anymore, do you? I think we were nearing turn number 100 weren't we?

...and it appears I am playing four games that don't have beginning game reports submitted yet! [:0]

Contact me guys so we can get the end games submitted (or games finished) and the appropriate points awarded. Thanks![;)]

Al:

I remember that game very, very well. we played 240 turns of 240 turn scenario. It was nip and tuck all the way until the very end and I had a very major victory.

Ernie,

Oh yeah! You're right, and wasn't it the last of a three battle camaign with the other two (hither-to unreported) games the same length and result. [:p]

Dream, dream, dream on!

I have NO idea, Al, on this one. I sent the file to you, my password won't open it.[:D][}:)]

Man, this just ruins my night!!! (sob)
My hero hath not the winning percentage that I took him to have!

Al, I call it the "You Design it - You Lose Playing It" syndrom.

I too have about the same win/loss ratio in the Nappy series.

My best ratio was in this club as the now famous Wagonneer Mad Dan Morgan. I think I had a 75 percent win/loss ratio or something like that after my first couple of games.

Better known as the Duke of Brandywine I was about as effective in winning here as I was in losing there (NWC)!!!

I am hoping that Ben Franklin becomes an Allied Coalition member sooon!