modrow -> RE: New game.... (10/23/2010 9:26:19 AM)
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Nemo, Damian, quote:
ORIGINAL: n01487477 If I had time & experience handling the Allied war machine I'd gladly take up the mantle. Alas I do not but let me say to prospective players, playing Nemo121 is a helluva experience. +1 for most of the aspects. Time does not permit me to pick up the glove, and I deeply regret that this is the case. Playing Nemo is a BLAST, and really really means lots of gain in experience and lots of highly entertaining communication. Highly recommended. But you need to be able to accept a spanking. quote:
ORIGINAL: n01487477 Having said that I think the prospective player should have: Worn green for a long time. Lighter shades of brown or yellow are also acceptable. Mixing and matching is encouraged even cross-dressing will have given you a flair for what works for you. Memorised the entire posting history of Nemo's tips and tricks. But having read Machiavelli, Clauswitz, Shakespeare's tragedies or other obscure papers on military tactics in a foreign tongue may be considered. Been divorced at least once... cause "Anything goes"! Been remarried cause you don't have commitment issues. Been accused by significant other of being "hard to read". Been recruited by MI-5 as a double agent and a proponent in misinformation. You tell your partner you're a used car salesman. No links to wiki-leaks. Learned in German and Russian language and tactics. Those having spent some "reflection" time in a Siberian Gulag, need not apply. The ability to quote "Black Adder" or be Adder-esque would be highly prized. Thinks Patton, MacArthur, Rommel, Genghis Khan and Alexander were all pussies. Wakes to the sound of "Ride of the Valkyries". Organised at least a 5 day - 20 city Asian tour with young children in(en?)-tow. Or alternatively have cheated on a mistress who has the calibre of Portman, Hepburn (either one) or Judd; cause it's never enough for you.. Sitting on your laurels should result in immediate termination of said contract. You were not the skipper of the HMS Astute(how ironic), with a lot more time on his hands now. Have considered selling your Grandmother or other close relatives and thinks that it's an acceptable & necessary loss. Hence no attachment issues or namby-pamby feelings of digital regret. Committed to: quote:
This story shall the good man teach his son; (AAR wise) And Crispin Crispian shall ne'er go by, From this day to the ending of the world, But we in it shall be remembered- We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; (hopefully not too few - see previous post) For he to-day that sheds his blood with me Shall be my brother; be he ne'er so vile, And above all you like to play to learn & have fun. Enjoy [;)] Lol, Shakespeare's Henry V. I actually like the movie with Kenneth Branagh. Still, your opposing camp will be of a different calibre. Anyway, a great end of a very amusing list - with some important nuggets of information in it. I a way like an e-mail accompanying a turn from Nemo, you should just evaluate which of the generally correct aspects are applicable in the present situation and the consequences of such evaluation. In other words, always ask yourself "why" while not bogging down your OODA cycle doing so. Looking forward to this Hartwig
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