"Spring in Munich" -- Game time is...

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1130 17 April 1809

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I'm planning on ticking the game clock tomorrow, so if you have any orders or dispatches to send, please do so ASAP.

[OJsDad]

That must of been a heck of a birthday party.  <:-)

[JasonPratt]

Heh. "...what year even is it?!" "April, 1809" "...DID I PARTY HARD ENOUGH TO HURL MYSELF BACK IN TIME?!"

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Heh. "...what year even is it?!" "April, 1809" "...DID I PARTY HARD ENOUGH TO HURL MYSELF BACK IN TIME?!"

I'm pretty sure I did that with a bottle of Everclear when I was in college. Unfortunately, I seem to have sent myself back in time to a point where I had cholera or something, because it was miserable.

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1230 17 April 1809


I've read so much about how different commanders during a campaign acted so very differently from each other; how one was hard charging and advanced quickly, another was cautious, while another was outright lethargic and very slow to move. That's always been interesting and a bit puzzling to me...after all, everyone had the same mission, right? It's fascinating to watch the same thing unfolding here.

[davidkvh]

It's going to be very interesting to read the AAR and see what the whole picture looked like from the 40,000 foot level.

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1330 17 April
There are rumblings on the horizon...

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1430 17 April 1809
Lots of marching men in Bavaria today...

[JasonPratt]

They are men!

Marching men! -- in tights!

in-Vading Bavaria, giving the French all our rights! Ha!

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Blue and white striped tights, one assumes.

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1530 17 April 1809

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1630 17 April 1809

The spring birdsong is drowned out by the harsh crash of cannon!

[Cyrano]

The foley in these games is the BEST.

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