Mission #1

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

That's what I love about this game. For this type of mission-based stuff, it's better to see things happen slowly on paper than to have it all happen real time like a video game. A lot of times while I was creating the missions, I'd be really stoked, rooting for a beat-up plane to make it back while I was watching it happen.

I have played a few war games here and there. One of my favorites is called Thunder at the Crossroads, which is a Gettysburg game. While playing that game I have been deeply moved by the carnage. All while rolling a few dice, moving some tiny pieces of cardboard around, and making little chicken scratches on paper.