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Raver508 -> Stauffenberg scenarios (4/28/2013 1:56:31 AM)

I have a feeling I may have asked before, but does anyone still have the old Stauffenberg scenarios? It doesnt look like they're going to be upgraded for TOAW3, but I would like to revisit them anyway.



r6kunz -> RE: Stauffenberg scenarios (4/28/2013 3:28:21 AM)

Unfortunately we seemed to have lost one of the greats. (I am not sure where he has gone)
First, he has a site over at Rugged Defense
http://www.the-strategist.net/RD/scenarii/hosted/mcbride/index.php
It has not been active for quite some time, and only has notes to future revisions. The Strategist scenario search has five of his previous contribution. Not listed, however, are Plan Martin(an excellent alternative to the German Ardennes Offensive; the game notes alone are worth the price of TOAW) and The Great War among others. Most of the active members on this forum have the most recent versions of these and probably others we would be happy to share.
cheers



Catch21 -> RE: Stauffenberg scenarios (4/29/2013 10:09:25 AM)


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Not listed, however, are Plan Martin(an excellent alternative to the German Ardennes Offensive; the game notes alone are worth the price of TOAW) and The Great War among others. Most of the active members on this forum have the most recent versions of these and probably others we would be happy to share.
IIRC Plan Martin- not sure if latest version but believe so- comes included with the game. Tobruk 1941, Sevastopol 1942 too.



JMS2 -> RE: Stauffenberg scenarios (7/13/2013 9:41:40 AM)

Looking in my old mail folders I came across The Great War 2.0 - this was the last and greatest scenario, as far as I know, it was ready to kick out of the door when Dan dropped from sight. I have uploaded it to box:

https://app.box.com/s/8re88cowbzekq7wl28av

Let it be my tribute to the man, even if we didn't see eye to eye in the past.



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