Napoleonic Wargame Club (NWC)

Oui I don’t want to pro-long this but I can recall how I would lead my Corps in on the extreme flank. An in front of moi was always an Austrian Cheval Regt always them O’ R's or some other name Regt holding me back from engagement range now the Poles were next to me they would have to advance because our orders were attack the enemy to your front, now they would be 12â€

Clifton,
I've been out of town a few days, so I'm just now seeing this. That said, I can't say I'm happy about your second response to Al's post.

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Al's answer wasn't meant to be funny at all. It was a direct answer on point to you. Yes, the game has abstractions, but there are some things that could be done.

This is the second time where I've seen you directly attack Al for no apparent reason. The other time, you outright accused him of cheating and asked that the Club look into removing him.

I really don't know what your problem with Al is, but in both of those cases, Al did nothing but give information which was a direct answer to previous posts, and was entirely "within bounds". I do not consider this acceptable behavior.



Feldmarschall Freiherr Gary McClellan
Generalissimus Imperial Austrian Army
Portner Grenadier Bn
Allied Coalition C-in-C

Monsieur you coming in on something you don't understand an its to bad that you tacking this view first its like when you a new guy on the ship go find the center line, which I did.And it was explaine to me that he was pocking fun, which I didn't know and he did say that he would look second. Now when I ask this question it was another computer thing that I didn't know you. Not everyone,and I'am one that didn't have this imformation now you are trying to throw a log on a fire that's been tacken care of. Al's a grown man who I know can tack care of him self without your help. Monsieur not all of us know the in and out of these games why add something to this when there is nothing to add. Plus I never said what you are saying I ask that I felt that it should be delt with.Pardon moi is you don't like what I said but there a way to apporch all thing and one is drop me a personal e-mail not on public form my e-mail is on here we could have discuse this.Pardon moi for being dumb to his reply and pardon moi for not understanding that you can change the game to suit your fancy I didn't know that. Now if i can't ask a question on a form an get back a reasonal reply that is why I said what I said. Pardon moi to all I never ment this to be or go too this mesi!

Col de Art 6/3 II Corps AN Marbot CS

Monsieur Clifton,

Bonjour, I too was a member of the NSA, still have the pin and folios! They were/are a fine bunch but too much politics and personalities for my liking.
Very fine organisation and material they put out. Wonderful depth and breadth of knowledge with the members.
Monsieur Clifton sit with me and a bottle of fine french rouge we can share!
Salute.


Lt Col Mike Ellwood
Konig Regt
1 Bde, 22 Div
VII Saxon Corps, ADR

Mon ami this is pleasure to met a old member. I so wanted to go to New Orleans and see the last member of the Bonparte family when I was in the club.

Col de Art 6/3 II Corps AN Marbot CS