Re: [Epic] Boardgames (or more non-epic stuff)

From: Tim <tim_macpherson_at_...>
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 10:36:02 -0800

I used to be a Squad Leader/ASL player...but I found that once I graduated
from university I couldn't be bothered to read pages and pages of
rules...just to play a game. I think that is half the reason I got into GW
games in the first place...light on rules( comparatively) big on fun! =) I
also found the games very visually appealling. Also I really liked the
original Harpoon rules ...my friends and I used to play it without
minis...on graph paper. We also played it double blind...with two players
and a referee. Talk about a nail-biter! You couldn't beat ASW operations!
With the debut of the computer game...it kinda fizzled out cuz the
pen-and-paper version was a lot of work. On the computer game scene..I have
quite a few but I'd have to say I'd rather paint figs or play GW games. I am
seriously addicted to Quake however ...I can be found most nights on
165.166.140.140...my handle is Raygun.


Hive Tyrant Tim

-----Original Message-----
From: Miller, Chris <CMiller_at_...>
To: SpaceMarine List <space-marine_at_...>
Date: Thursday, February 19, 1998 8:33 AM
Subject: [Epic] Boardgames (or more non-epic stuff)
> OK, so my point is: What would you say is the main "other" game that
>you play (not primarily a mini rules set)? Also, is there another
>miniature game you are as devoted to as Epic?
>
>I've left out other GW games, RPG's and Computer games, though I know
>many of us dabble in those too.If that's your only bag, go ahead and
>mention 'em. Might find a new opponent for some of the internet-playable
>stuff, anyway. We might need to start another thread for the computer
>stuff, but let's see.
>
>Chris Miller
>
Received on Thu Feb 19 1998 - 18:36:02 UTC