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PostPosted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 6:08 pm 
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You guys are so much fun, Cliff ease up and have fun, there is nothing here to get angry about!

So have fun and battle on....

The Hanoverian has kicked my butt 3 times and is about to make it a fourth, and you know what? I still had fun! But I do have to admit it would have been more fun if I was the one doing the kicking butt!

Battle On.....


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PostPosted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 7:19 pm 
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I have fun proven other people wrong eps when you have a know it all. The game are easy if you get enough point at the start of these games. If they were played H& R or Table top it would be a different story. 1 men = how many points one Cav = how many points one Art =how many points. In table top one fig =60 men six or 8, 10, 12 hits gun gone. Class of troop I II III Art I II III French always class I Russian always class III Bombardment rounds counterattacks all lost in net games.Troops could not interpenetrate other ME you have to take moral checks to see if your Div was fighting ready. Here it's generation Kill dog. Game on tu Armes!


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Adam Nosko wrote:
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Sorry to see it go as far as British gentleman in your rank looking poodle as a partner to play. Let me save you from this awkward situation and offer my person as an opponent to play. # 43 Hagelberg looks pretty good, so if you chose the battlefield and side, I guess I would have to play the French, that to me are the rules. I think it's all right, sir, isn't?


Sir:

I sent a courier with a private message. We can discuss details away from this other rabid Frenchman from the Carib Islands.

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Monsieur Muddy I was the first dogg to bark at your pite pony now you running away! bark woff dark :P :P


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PostPosted: Wed Oct 31, 2012 11:01 pm 
clifton seeney wrote:
What ????? :oops: What does your buddy know the Empire rules by Scott Bowden! Are you saying my twenty years of playing I don't know what am talking about I dare you! :x


I have forgotten a lot of the details over the years since a job transfer (and marriage) drove me away from HMGS. I cannot easily research the rules either, as my Empire game is boxed in the attic with my miniatures and a veritable library of my books. Not to mention all my Avalon Hill games and other invaluables. I am, however, reasonably sure that we never used a 30-40% criteria to determine our victories. As I recall, we simply played the battles and by the end of them it was usually obvious who was the Victor. Of course, in those years, Cliff, I wore the red, white, and blue of France. I assure you that many an Allied fig was capped when opposing my troops on the table top. Mike knows all this as well. He was quite the formidable miniatures player himself. :wink: :wink: :wink:

Ah, how well I remember the battle when Mike Peccolo charged through every rank of the Young Guard, from front to back and, when passing through the rear of the Division, turned his horses 180 degrees and charged through them yet again, only this time from back to front! A magnificent day for Der Wurger!! Jeff Hester was your opponent that day in Columbia, Mike. I kept telling him, "Form square, form square." I think it probably got to the point of my saying, "For God's sake, Jeff, Form Square!" To which he kept replying, "No, I got him this time. I really do. Trust me, I've got him this time." :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Cliff, don't get offended by my comments. I am not one to attack you, or anyone else for that matter really. I am here to have fun. When is ceases to be fun, I won't be here any longer. No more of the Hanoverian posts that everyone seems to hate so much. No more of the "Clown" that you currently have for a Club President. No more of the boring, bragging, swaggering, insipid, intolerable Hanoverian Brigadier…but until that time I am afraid that everyone here is simply 'stuck' with me. I am not now, nor will I ever become, morbidly serious. I do not feel compelled in any way to prove my 'intellectual superiority' regarding all things Napoleonic. I enjoy the humor, as I also enjoy the esoteric debates. I am an amateur military historian, a loyal comrade, an inveterate foe, and a very experienced wargamer. I am a “Clown” quite often, because I honestly think you fellows need to remember how to smile and laugh. A great many of you seem to have forgotten that important aspect of life. It is never my intention to offend, but neither is it my intent to change. I am what I am. At least some of you must have liked what you have seen, or you never would have elected me to my current position by a popular vote. As I have said before, I work for you. I don’t just say that, I really do mean it. I think most of you really do know that about me, but if you don’t, well, I cannot really help you with that. You will just have to come to grips with it on your own.


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One of the best table top Generals you ever saw lived in Columbia Maryland but i guess you were playing in Columbia
Ga. Well that explains it you won by default. An the default was the guy on the other side of the table. Well ole Alavon hill was on Harford Road in Baltimore I read their meters when I first started at BGE. The Talon company was in Rockville PG country Maryland. And the many games we played for twenty years how could I forget the rules paid 80.00 dollars to join and get that big Green Empire book have over 100,000 mini fig and old Glory fig. And you know as while as I do that table top wasn't easy. But the rules kept it H&R we didn't and couldn't win by points it was always the kill % no allied Army could fight with below 40% of total force and no unit was battle ready if they were below40% .The French were always the attacking side an they could fight at 30% or less total force from company to Corps level. Having two great games now doing the 30% -40% thing you should try it and see if it's not for you so be it but don't judge till you play it.


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Uh, Rockville is in Montgomery County MD not PG County. I live there 13 years.

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 9:58 pm 
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Uh, Rockville is in Montgomery County MD not PG County. I live there 13 years.
:mrgreen: :mrgreen:

And Cliff your behind is just above your legs and below your waste :lol:
Good to see you dumped that Haiti signature though :mrgreen:

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PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 6:43 am 
waste or waist? hmmmmm....


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Al Amos wrote:
waste or waist? hmmmmm....


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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