Campaign Series's got its own website now

[Crossroads]

Everyone, 

After not a little effort, Campaign Series has got a website of its own! Please visit us at: CSLEGION.COM. 

We try to add content there as we go along, the latest additions include two gallery entries with screenshots of all Display views in Middle East 2.0. The 2.0 Manual is available for a download there, too.

Please JOIN OUR MAILING LIST , while at it. There's a Weekly Digest sent when (and only when) new posts are available, and maybe, a full Newsletter every now and then too. 

Suggestions for new content, what not, please let us know! 

[Dan Caviness]

cool...very cool...just signed up...thanks!

[fritzfarlig]

Super been there 👍👍

[Crossroads]

Thanks guys! It is only as good as its content is, and I am thrilled David Galster has begun a series on his tips and tricks regarding CS: Vietnam scenario research and design

[Tankertony]

My eyes bulged out when I saw East Front III. Had to sign up for some of that. Let me know if there's anything I can help with or contribute. All for the Greatest Game Ever Created By Mankind (other than hockey): The Campaign Series!

[Crossroads]

My eyes bulged out when I saw East Front III. Had to sign up for some of that. Let me know if there's anything I can help with or contribute. All for the Greatest Game Ever Created By Mankind (other than hockey): The Campaign Series!

Cheers, playing the "Counterstrike at Marle" 3x3 team game at the moment. I am an unashamed early war fanboy, enjoying it a lot!

Vietnam is next, but while at it we're also making good progress with EFIII OoB work. Hopefully we can share some early screenshots soon