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Your wargaming preferences

Posted by battlegames on October 27, 2008

WordPress have just introduced a new facility for creating polls, so I thought I’d plunge straight in during a coffee break from creating issue 15 of the magazine and try it out. So, please tick as many boxes as apply to you, and with luck we should end up with some interesting feedback about just what gamers are getting up to out there.

Right, back to the grindstone!

 

7 Responses to “Your wargaming preferences”

  1. Bob in Edmonton said

    At this point, European Tricorne has edged out ancients and WW2 (which I’m a bit surprised at). Obviously the respondents are a non-random sample and BG’s attention to tricorne will likely skew the results. But more than the 2000-odd years of ancients? Wow!

  2. Yes, Bob, it’s looking interesting, as now we’ve had nearly 750 votes cast and tricorne gaming is _still_ in the lead!

  3. Jeff Hudelson said

    I started with Ancients many years ago; and yes I was always looking for that “killer army” like many of us in the WRG years.

    But my tastes changed. One of the reasons that I like 18th century “Tricorn” periods is the more even playing field.

    Sure, I realize that there are other periods that also have relatively even playing fields, but do they have that feeling of gentility that one gets with the tricorn troops? For me they do not.

    – Jeff

  4. Pete said

    Why does the list of periods stop at WW2? That war ended over 60 years ago. Lots of us like to play post WW2.

  5. Pete – purely an oversight, which has now been corrected, so you can add your votes to Post-1945 to your heart’s content!

  6. Jonathan said

    I think the thing I like most is that except for the one that only just got added to the poll a few days ago, there’s no period with NO votes.

  7. Ross Mac said

    What does it say that most of my favorites are amongst the least popular? and why is it that I have several armies for periods that I didn’t click!!!! Going with the flow I suppose :)
    -Ross

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