I've been playing this game for about 2 years and I'm finaly seeing it's true potential. I had no one to teach me so I had to learn by trial and error. FFG you've got a great game here but it's not finished! There is tons of stuff missing for fully historical scenarios to be made. I'm not saying you need every last weapon type but at least give us the main tanks for the US and England. Maybe a troop pack? Also we need more maps and overlays. It's amazing what I can make with what I have but it gets old seeing the same stuff over and over. Instead of fleshing out what's already there you plan on releasing a pack for Russia. Thats fine and dandy but you need to back up and finish the western front first. For some reason the two games I like best from FFG get the worst support.

Can I hear an "A-MEN"?

AAAaamen! Been saying that for years. Didn't sound like a rant to me...music to the spheres.

How much you want to bet there are German tanks in Fuzy of the Bear?

Actually, what is fun about this game, is that it IS not finished... Getting new toys, new models, new rules, is what makes this game dynamic.

For me, I would much rather have an eastern front and pacific than an complete westerfront. Actually its partly because I feel that I have heared enough of D-day. I enjoy the more exotic tales, the unkown, the mystic the strange. D-day is simply too classical.

One problem with tanks is that there are very few tings you can change, which in turn will leave most tanks Very alike.

Hefsgaard said:

You could add special rules like narrow tracks for some tanks, making movement through rough terrain more costly. Also, the lack of radios in the early years could be used to make a difference between vehicle types and nations. Some tanks were also under-manned, making movement and fire impossible.

And can I get-uh hot tub!

(Full of TOI goodness.)

Cyscott1 said:

Yeah it says in the preview that there will be some so count on it. I wonder what they will be.