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lanternsonlevee6  writes: |
Played "Tacops" with a buddy on Vassal while "live" on our cell phones (working on getting Skype). Lot of fun. I understand it can run just about anything you can throw at it…if your willing to take the time. |
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Mark Jarvis - writing in The Nugget #212 - relates how he uses VASSAL and Columbia Games' Bobby Lee blockgame to run an ACW campaign. In today's age of computer-moderated games, VASSAL is an absolute god-send... The beauty with VASSAL is that it allows you to turn over counters for each side so you can take a snap shot with either side's forces hidden. This then allows you to give each side their own maps to allow them to decide where they want to move their forces. Do you use VASSAL? |
