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closed - 12/26/2020 11:11:24 PM

mind_messing

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(Possibly) against my better judgement, I've been considering defecting back to the Allies after a string of games as Japan.

Looking for an experienced Japanese opponent for a Grand Campaign scenario, one that wants to see what the late-war looks like in AE.

If you got this game in the recent Christmas sale, I'm probably not a good opponent.

My preference is for Scen 1, but open to being swayed around to Scen 2 by a good argument.

I play with no house rules, but open to sensible agreements regarding moves on the first turn.

If there are experienced players out there that are interested but don't have time for a full campaign, open to playing the smaller scenarios as well.

Can be reached either by PM or at jmwitp@gmail.com

< Message edited by mind_messing -- 1/22/2021 4:05:17 PM >

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RE: Japanese opponent wanted for high level game - 12/27/2020 6:35:44 AM

rustysi

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Oh, I am again temped.

quote:

I play with no house rules, but open to sensible agreements regarding moves on the first turn.

This would need to be discussed, because I am seeking a certain type of game.

Alas I can not dedicate the time required right now to commit to a game, and probably won't be able to for some time. When I do get there (hopefully) I envision someone like you as an opponent.

Good luck in you search for a worthy opponent.

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