Re: SG2 - what's it like?

> As to the criticism that SG2 is jargon loaded and you need to be a
military
> specialist to figure it out, I suppose it is a bit harder than FT (it
has
> terrain and more morale and such). But I don't think you need to be a
> "military specialist". I have had a lifelong interest in these things
and
I
> have served some time in the infantry reserve, but that hardly
qualifies
me
> as a specialist. I know the acronyms, but I still had to learn the
rules
> that modelled them. It probably helps to have played many games over
the
> last 20 years of gaming too. It might not be necessary to be a
military
> specialist, but it might not hurt to know someone who is "in the
know".
Plus
> you can always ask us! :)

Jargon is no problem to me. Between having my Dad as Ex-Military and my
obsession with all things military I am intimatly acquantied with all
kinds
of jargon and acrynoms.

 <Snip>
>. If you want to email me off list (email  in the header obviously...),
I
can see >about inviting you to our next game in Kingston.

Thank you, I would appreicate that a lot. With the whole school thing
and
the fact that I don't have my drivers license yet timing could be a
problem
but this semester I have a rather light course load compared to last
semester, which means I'm going to have more free time.

I use this e-mail mainly for the list so I might not check it as often.
My
other main E-mail Address is
victor_ww2@hotmail.com
A message to both address would make sure that I got it.

Well have a nice day