 |
|
TCIII Nashville - Printable Version +- Forums (https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards) +-- Forum: The Firing Line (https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Tiller Operational Campaigns (https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/forumdisplay.php?fid=11) +--- Thread: TCIII Nashville (/showthread.php?tid=55851) |
RE: TCIII Nashville - Ricky B - 06-02-2010 Not at all, but maybe our "Chuck" did a long time ago. RE: TCIII Nashville - Mr Grumpy - 06-02-2010 (06-02-2010, 07:43 AM)Ricky B Wrote: Not at all, but maybe our "Chuck" did a long time ago.Hmmmmmm intresting.......:chin: RE: TCIII Nashville - Al - 06-02-2010 I wrote a nice AAR on the event only to have my internet connection poop out on me & I lost the entire text. So I will have to investigate my now unreliable internet connection & give an abbreviated version. The decision to hold TC3 in conjunction with NashCon was wise. I didn't get over to their side of the hall too often but many of them came over to check out the games. They all showed a lot of interest & some even bought a few games. It was a good cooperative effort. I was able to play 3 or 4 games of France14 HTH against RickyB. From the start it was obvious that VM has put a tremendous amount of work & thought into this game. To say that the OOB info, background history & game notes are thorough would be an understatement. They are literally hundreds of pages. I would highly recommend that before anyone plays that they read the notes on tactics & how to play the different armies. Although the interface will be familiar, this ain't PzC. Read the notes - they explain the dynamics of early WWI warfare better than I ever could. Second, the round table discussions about the operational series of games were very informative. I would just say to all out there in Blitz-land that your comments & suggestions are at the least being read, if not in actuality being acted upon. Unlike the ill-informed comments you'll occasionally see out there, the PzC series is not stagnant but being improved upon all the time. Finally, I met a bunch of great people at TC3. A lot of ideas were exchanged and although we always didn't agree what was good or not good for the series these conversations were both thought provoking & insightful. I do want to specifically mention Mike, VM, RickyB, Dave (aka Blackie) and last but not least, Glenn Saunders. We shared a lot good ideas about the operational games and a lot of laughs also. In conclusion, I'm not fully convinced about how truthful the story about Chuck is but I intend to investigate further & get to the bottom of it. :P RE: TCIII Nashville - U124IXB - 06-02-2010 Is there any chance we can get a tiller con to los Angelas? RE: TCIII Nashville - von Schwarze - 06-02-2010 Well Al, I think it is worth a little more probing, but I hope this is the last of it, at least for now.:rolleyes: RE: TCIII Nashville - Volcano Man - 06-03-2010 Did anyone take some pictures of TC3 that they don't mind sharing? Maybe we were so busy talking that no one remember to take any? RE: TCIII Nashville - Al - 06-03-2010 (06-03-2010, 05:15 AM)Volcano Man Wrote: Did anyone take some pictures of TC3 that they don't mind sharing? Maybe we were so busy talking that no one remember to take any? Ernie Sands took quite a few. Here's the link. http://www.hist-sdc.com/index.html RE: TCIII Nashville - Ricky B - 06-03-2010 Good pics - but I didn't see Chuck in any. RE: TCIII Nashville - Volcano Man - 06-03-2010 (06-03-2010, 06:00 AM)Al Wrote:(06-03-2010, 05:15 AM)Volcano Man Wrote: Did anyone take some pictures of TC3 that they don't mind sharing? Maybe we were so busy talking that no one remember to take any? Thanks! It took me a while to find it, but I see it now (on the far right in the blog section). RE: TCIII Nashville - Al - 06-03-2010 (06-03-2010, 06:22 AM)Ricky B Wrote: Good pics - but I didn't see Chuck in any. I think he spent most of his time hanging around the restrooms. :chin: |
){kind=link}