New FoG player here, but an experienced gamer... hopefully not too late to the party
I have all the expansions and the latest patch. I can do a turn a day, I typically play around 9-11pm EST.
My particular interests are eastern Europe (any age), ancient Egypt, Roman era.
Looking for opponent
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- Lieutenant Colonel - Panther D
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Re: Looking for opponent
Why not just post several challenges in the 'unlocked' section of the multiplayer part of the game?
Post or take up half a dozen games and you will have plenty of national and international gaming; even me!
Danny Weitz
Nipomo California
Post or take up half a dozen games and you will have plenty of national and international gaming; even me!
Danny Weitz
Nipomo California
What? Over? Did you say "over"? Nothing is over until we decide it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!
Re: Looking for opponent
Good point, thanksUlysisgrunt wrote:Why not just post several challenges in the 'unlocked' section of the multiplayer part of the game?
Post or take up half a dozen games and you will have plenty of national and international gaming; even me!
Danny Weitz
Nipomo California
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- 1st Lieutenant - Grenadier
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Re: Looking for opponent
The FOG community has this weird, yet unexplained phenomenon where if you post a challenge it will be picked up almost instantly, but few players actually post challenges themselves. So just post a challenge for whatever you want to play and someone will pick it up, guaranteed.
Check out my website, The Art of Battle: Animated Battle Maps, where I recreate the greatest battles and campaigns of history: http://www.theartofbattle.com
Re: Looking for opponent
Wow, a unique framework indeedJonathan4290 wrote:The FOG community has this weird, yet unexplained phenomenon where if you post a challenge it will be picked up almost instantly, but few players actually post challenges themselves. So just post a challenge for whatever you want to play and someone will pick it up, guaranteed.
So what do people like to play these days? Seems like it's more about DAG 500s than historic battles, no?
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- 1st Lieutenant - Grenadier
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Re: Looking for opponent
DAG 500 has always been popular but the Digital League (on pause) uses 400 which is also pretty popular. There's an interest in a lot of different point totals (600 and 1000 are also pretty popular) so you will find no matter what you post someone will pick it up. Historical scenarios also get picked up pretty quick and are where most new players start.
Check out my website, The Art of Battle: Animated Battle Maps, where I recreate the greatest battles and campaigns of history: http://www.theartofbattle.com
Re: Looking for opponent
Thanks. I wish there was a campaign mode, too. Some way to carry forth experience and casualties from battle to battle. Oh well Maybe in FOG2Jonathan4290 wrote:DAG 500 has always been popular but the Digital League (on pause) uses 400 which is also pretty popular. There's an interest in a lot of different point totals (600 and 1000 are also pretty popular) so you will find no matter what you post someone will pick it up. Historical scenarios also get picked up pretty quick and are where most new players start.