Why is being WAB redone without the horrible game support a bad thing?
It's the same thing as OSRIC or Pathfinder for D&D. I personally am a bit
pissed about the poor support WAB gets, so someone literally stealing WAB's
audience with better support will either a) make FW step up to the plate, or
b) kill off WAB in favor of a game that actually gets support from the
company that makes it. Can't see either being a bad thing.
Ray
On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 2:15 PM, John Gareth Lane <gareth.lane@yahoo.co.uk>wrote:
> Hi Llan
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> I could not agree with you more, Clash of Empires is WAB and there is no
> getting away from it, it is plagiarised and it's not particularly well
> hidden either.
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> Mine is going on eBay and I will wait for Rob's War and Conquest,
> alternatively I will stick with WAB.
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> Gareth
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> --- On Mon, 2/5/11, Ilan Mitchell-Smith <imitchellsmith@gmail.com> wrote:
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> From: Ilan Mitchell-Smith <imitchellsmith@gmail.com>
> Subject: [WABlist] Forgeworld and CoE
> To: WABlist@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, 2 May, 2011, 19:05
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> I now have my copy of Clash of Arms as well, but I am not as enthused as I
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> might have been. I think it all looks pretty good, but it is so close to
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> Warhammer that it really feels like the same thing. Playing it, therefore,
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> seems a little bit like learning a bunch of new details and nuances only
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> Dear Warhammer Historical,
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> I was hoping to find out what some of the plans are for the Warhammer
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> Ancient Battles lines of books. I have been playing2.0 with my local club,
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> but we have been wondering what kinds of releases we can look forward to
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> buying. Any information would be appreciated, and have a great day!
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> >>Simon Kirkham's response:
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> Thank you for your email. There will be several new books released
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> Hi Simon,
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> Thanks very much for the prompt response, and for the information. Sorry
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> bother you with a further question, but some of the player groups in my
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> Forgeworld. Is it possible for you to explain (briefly) why you are not
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> allowed to discuss upcoming releases? Sorry again to put you on the spot,
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> but with the release of Clash of Empires, a number of players in my area
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> and news releases might make CoE an easier game with which to build and
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> sustain a gaming community (in the last year we have built, and continue to
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> build, a vibrant WAB community here in Southern California).
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> Thanks again, and let me apologize again for further pursuing the question.
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> Hi Tris,
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> to build a stronger community to have support from the producers of WAB,
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> your company. I would be happy to pass along your policy and the contact
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