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This isn't Civ-related, but I believe that this board can be used to discuss scenarios in any games. As TOAW has excellent scenario editing properties, I think that this might be of interest.
The last, and final, version of Talonsoft's classic wargame The Operational Art of War (TOAW) has been released and is available to purchase from Matrix Games website at: http://www.matrixgames.com/games/game.asp?gid=317
For those of you who aren't familiar with this game, TOAW is widely considered to be one of the best, if not the best, large-scale war game ever produced. It's famous for its realism and flexibility and is also pretty user-friendly (which isn't always common in war games). I've been playing it for years and still enjoy it.
Incidently, I designed three of the scenarios that shipped with TOAW III (Tarakan 1945, Walvis Bay 1991 and Zimbabwe 2003). I also designed the map for the scenario Korea 2005 and helped with play testing some of the other scenarios.
The last, and final, version of Talonsoft's classic wargame The Operational Art of War (TOAW) has been released and is available to purchase from Matrix Games website at: http://www.matrixgames.com/games/game.asp?gid=317
For those of you who aren't familiar with this game, TOAW is widely considered to be one of the best, if not the best, large-scale war game ever produced. It's famous for its realism and flexibility and is also pretty user-friendly (which isn't always common in war games). I've been playing it for years and still enjoy it.
Incidently, I designed three of the scenarios that shipped with TOAW III (Tarakan 1945, Walvis Bay 1991 and Zimbabwe 2003). I also designed the map for the scenario Korea 2005 and helped with play testing some of the other scenarios.
Any chance they'll drop the price from $50 US?
Anyway, it's probably worth $US 50 if you like wargames and don't have a copy of the Century of War edition of TOAW.
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