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Computer Gaming / Re: Nebulous Fleet Command: sp...
Last post by Jarhead0331 - Yesterday at 06:27:46 PM
Finally...Carriers.

Coming January 10, 2025.

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Wargame Design Studio / Re: Winter Sale
Last post by Jarhead0331 - Yesterday at 05:01:20 PM
^Yes. 12/19/24 10:00am PST
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Wargame Design Studio / Winter Sale
Last post by ArizonaTank - Yesterday at 04:19:07 PM
Question: Will there be a Winter sale again this year?

If so, what is the start date?

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Gaming News / Re: Slitherine Hosts Next 2024...
Last post by Pete Dero - Yesterday at 02:06:49 PM
Broken Arrow release date : june 2025
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Current Events / Re: Assad Falls
Last post by JasonPratt - Yesterday at 01:25:27 PM
Maybe the best thing (relatively) to happen, is Israel pushing ground forces into Syria to secure a buffer zone in the Golan Heights to keep Islamists from shelling populations in Israel again. The IAF has been systematically eliminating the prior Syrian military tech on the ground as well, so that they won't fall into the hands of various civil war factions. Including bio-chem facilities that Syria had been using against their own populations.

To be clear, I haven't heard that Israeli ground forces are in Damascus (although I noticed at least one clickbaity/scam titled video earlier this morning along that line). I kind of doubt that will happen, or not anytime soon. (Strictly speaking Damascus, like Tyre and Sidon, lies within the Biblical sphere of prophetic Israeli rule, which could have some bearing on future events, as it has had some bearing on past events, in various ways.)

Anyway. The other big winner so far in the Syrian civil war is undoubtedly Turkey, who will also benefit from taking over supply for problematic forces in Lebanon, thanks to Iran's logistics to the area being largely snapped. Unclear how their NATO status will affect their moves in the region yet. I know historically there are many groups who would rather see the whole area glassed than Turkish control re-established. But some key buffer zones between Turkey and Israel are becoming a lot more fluffy (so to speak). I would not in the least be surprised if an official war between Israel and Turkey kicks off in the next 5 to 10 years, though I'd like to be wrong about that.
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Gaming News / Re: Slitherine Hosts Next 2024...
Last post by Redwolf - Yesterday at 12:23:03 PM
Too long(winded); didn't watch.
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Wargaming / Re: Poland 39 and Afrika Korps...
Last post by Trafalgar Editions - Yesterday at 11:19:49 AM
Hello, here is the second scenario of Afrika Korps 41, 'The Battle of Gazala'. :azn:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S_zTN1Ynno&t=14s&ab_channel=TrafalgarEdiciones
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Gaming News / Re: Urban Strife (published b...
Last post by ArizonaTank - Yesterday at 11:12:32 AM
Steam reviews say it is on rails. I was hoping for something open world-like. X-com with zombies would have been nice.

I have played some very good linear progression games...but they generally aren't my thing.

So will lurk for a while on this one.
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Gaming News / Re: Slitherine Hosts Next 2024...
Last post by Pete Dero - Yesterday at 11:01:06 AM
One hour earlier (5 PM CET) you can check out the Twitch stream for Cyberpunk 2077 2.2 patch release.

https://www.twitch.tv/cdprojektred

https://www.cyberpunk.net/en/news/51019/redstreams-update-2-2-is-coming


Update : only cosmetic updates  :undecided:
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Computer Gaming / Re: Burden of Command Announce...
Last post by Tripoli - Yesterday at 10:07:15 AM
Interview with Luke, the developer of Burden of Command: