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Les_the_Sarge_9_1 -> (10/21/2003 1:51:22 AM)
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Fredflak you comments are very valid remarks.
Finding another opponent could in alot of cases be the decisive element in justifying an interest in SL/ASL.
But with the VASL program, you will never have the problem on NO opponents, although playing face to face will always be superior.
I think the only thing I can say to sway you on the subject of complexity, is ASL canoften deliver that level of accuracy most wargames on the computer seem to fail with.
ASL is not immune to quirks though.
But the dollars and cents issue might be a deciding facor enough to matter. I would never pick Steel Panthers over ASL, but that is not to say Steel Panthers is just not a good game, it just isn't ASL.
I am also a champion of Advanced Third Reich being the king of strategy wargames. But then I can also state that sometimes the person has to go with the more doable purchase of Strategic Command. SC is a great game, it is just no A3R :)
If ASL retains your interest, look into the Steel Panthers game as well.
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