RE: SG2: What's it like?

I don't play as often as I would like, but I was ready to use SG2 to
model 
platoon size action to help train Observer/Controllers in my Army
reserve unit 
(though I would hide Quality and Confidence from the players). 
Suppression is 
KING.  Close Action is how results are obtained.

Michael Brown
CPT, Cavalry, USAR Retired

-----Original Message-----
From:	Laserlight
Sent:	Saturday, February 03, 2001 7:28 PM
To:	gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu
Subject:	Re: SG2: What's it like?

From: Owen Glover

> Well Stargrunt is a fun, fairly easy to learn Squad/Platoon level
game.

Hey Owen (and others who reply),
Since Canieda Elgorn is, to the best of my knowledge, new to the list,
perhaps y'all would tell a little bit about your experience --both
"I've played this game weekly for eight years" and  "I'm a infantry
sergeant in the Real World" type experience.  I know I was a lot more
impressed with SG2 when I found that real ground pounders were playing
it.