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- 8/20/2003 11:25:37 PM

Kevinugly

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Girls, please kiss and make up;)

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- 8/21/2003 12:19:52 AM

Kent Pfeiffer

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Just having a little fun, Mom.:)

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- 8/21/2003 5:43:29 AM

Adam Parker

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LOL :)

Quite seriously I do hope to provide something more solid comparing the two systems (DB/PzC) by way of an article in the near term but first up, will be some solid KP play vs the AI. Life's been busy but the rulebook is almost absorbed and there are plenty of interesting and novel concepts I've seen.

For example adding the cost of the hex occupied to the hex moved to, dividing it by 2 and basing the movement OP cost of a per hex move on that. With 3 km hexes and 12 hour turns it shows an interesting spin on the "which part of a hex does a unit occupy" debate.

I quite like these little pieces of forethought that I think are the brain child of Roger Keating.

Adam.

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- 8/21/2003 7:57:44 PM

Sonny

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Adam Parker
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For example adding the cost of the hex occupied to the hex moved to, dividing it by 2 and basing the movement OP cost of a per hex move on that. With 3 km hexes and 12 hour turns it shows an interesting spin on the "which part of a hex does a unit occupy" debate.

I quite like these little pieces of forethought that I think are the brain child of Roger Keating.

Adam. [/B][/QUOTE]

I really like that idea too. Seems so logical that I don't know why it has taken this long for someone to come up with it. Of course it is so logical that I never thought of it either.

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