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This piece is more of an editorial. It delves into the question of how to take into account social interaction while design wargames. I won't say much about it here, because I said it there (if you will).
The piece earned me a really nice tweet from everyone's favourite wargamer, Henry Hyde:
Great piece in latest @wssmagazine by Osprey's @ReniassanceTrll - food for thought for #mniatures#wargaming rules writers - including me!
Thanks Henry! (I still miss Battlegames!)
As an added bonus, the piece includes a sketch of my head that makes me look like I'm wearing a Civil War ear kepi (it's actually a baseball cap).
Thanks for the heads-up Joe, just got my copy in the mail!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the article, thanks Joe. Couldn't agree more with your sentiment, and I would rather play a game I like with my friends at the club each week, than wait months to pay a game I love.
ReplyDeleteOf course, Oathmark could fix that dilemma - no pressure! :-)
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