11-08-2018, 04:15 AM
Rare for me to post for a ladder game as most of my spare time is spent testing new titles, however I am looking for a certain opponent who needs to tick a few box's. 
My opponent would need to be an experienced FWWC player and hence be familiar and comfortable with the subtle differences between the PzC and FWWC systems and have the time to play a reasonably large campaign scenario, I am hoping to play the 1914_1112_01s: Saving Silesia (Lodz) scenario which is 187 turns long, I would require my opponent to commit to a minimum of one turn per week (excluding holidays/vacations) which is a rate I can cope with but on occasions I may be able to turn the file around two or three times (we all know what RL can be like).
I wish to play the Russian side and use only the default optional rules.
In this scenario the German/A-H side have the initial advantage of quality and equal numbers, but as the game progresses the Russian side receives reinforcements that allow them to try to blunt the CP offensive, so it should be an enjoyable encounter.
Sorry if this comes across as somewhat fussy but I don't want a one sided game against an inexperienced opponent or to invest an amount of playing time in a scenario that grinds to a halt after 50 turns.
Post here or email/PM me if you are interested.
My opponent would need to be an experienced FWWC player and hence be familiar and comfortable with the subtle differences between the PzC and FWWC systems and have the time to play a reasonably large campaign scenario, I am hoping to play the 1914_1112_01s: Saving Silesia (Lodz) scenario which is 187 turns long, I would require my opponent to commit to a minimum of one turn per week (excluding holidays/vacations) which is a rate I can cope with but on occasions I may be able to turn the file around two or three times (we all know what RL can be like).
I wish to play the Russian side and use only the default optional rules.
In this scenario the German/A-H side have the initial advantage of quality and equal numbers, but as the game progresses the Russian side receives reinforcements that allow them to try to blunt the CP offensive, so it should be an enjoyable encounter.
Sorry if this comes across as somewhat fussy but I don't want a one sided game against an inexperienced opponent or to invest an amount of playing time in a scenario that grinds to a halt after 50 turns.
Post here or email/PM me if you are interested.
