The Loose Association of Wargamers

I'll play C&CA. If only to make you carry it there...

I was going to be kind and let EB leave it at home but I would be up for a game too, especially if any DBN is over subscribed.
I could chuck Memoir 44 in the car too (although I only played it once about fifteen years ago)

I'll bring C&C Ancients then, and make Andy play all day on Sunday.....solo.

I'd still lose...

Essex Boy wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 12:41 am I don't think Andy wants to bring ASL. I think he thinks we're all too old to learn the rules. I think he's right.

I'm sorted then. Dark ages on Saturday. DBN on Sunday unless someone wants to play C&C Ancients (unless someone says they want to play C&CA, I won't bring it).

What are the rest of you doing?

Is that too old as in cognitively impaired or too old as in unlikely to live long enough?

Bit of both. Some more one than the other..

I remember when C&C meant "Cantrell & Cochrane" (purveyors of superior fizzy drinks).

Count Belisarius wrote: ↑Thu Oct 26, 2023 11:01 am I'd still lose...

Would you also end up in a fight with your opponent over the rules for good measure?

Gents, I'm afraid that I'm dropping out. The chance of another game with Tim's ACW troops was a big part of the draw for me. We are still coming to the Brompton cottage for the weekend but as we will be 4+dog there isn't room for much of my stuff. We have decided to have a family weekend enjoying the pleasures of a storm wracked Yorkshire coast.

Hope to see some of you at the Coachman on Sunday evening.

I don't think there's anyone but Peeler likely to be eating proper food on Sunday night, Buff. Tim will be doing his Big ACW with his lovely non shiny toys in May.

Sorry you won't be there, but enjoy your weekend.

So.....

Me
Peeler
Paul
Andy
Tim W
and Martin, although Martin has gone rather quiet.

Saturday is taken care of, but Sunday is still a movable feast.

E