Erik wrote :
>Francois,
>
>> OK, let's see if I understand well :
>
>You've got it based on my understanding. Aaron's system is
>basically
>identical to the WHFB Internet Campaign they've been running for
>over a
>year now (did you play in that, Aaron?). In the WHFB campaign, the
>'War
>Staff' (in this case Aaron + Supreme Commanders) give everyone a
>month
>to role-play and submit actions. Based on those submissions they
>then
>convene and come up with scenarios and results. The end result is
>scenarios that are posted for everyone to play (i.e. a Nids vs.
>Eldar
>scenario could be played by anyone, anywhere, with both armies).
>The
>results of everyone's battles are returned to the war staff. The
>average result determines what happened. So while you may play your
>own
>battles, you will be one of many and the results will be determined
>by
>the average. This avoids the need for people across the globe to
>play
>face to face.
>
>Regards,
>
>- Erik
>
Ok, I begin to understand (it's not too late! :)
I did not know this FB campaign so I didn't have any reference to
understand the rules.
Thanks Erik!
PS : I've finished the translation of your Ork/Imperium campaign! I
will put it online tomorrow.
Francois Bruntz
Apprenti MIAGE (Universite Paris XII - IBM France)
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