Quick heads-up: After moving the site to the new domain I intend to ‘clean up’ the site a little. Hopefully this will make it easier to navigate and improve the readability. Over the next few days I will experiment with the settings. I don’t expect any major disruptions, but can’t promise there won’t be any …
Wargaming is a Luxury!
When Brazilian Customs finally decides to release your counter trays months after you ran out of trays and you feel way more relieved than you should feel.
Quick update: I just changed domains for this site. What used to be gringogamer.wordpress.com is now gringogamer.space. I do hope that the change is absolutely transparent to everyone. But please let me know if you experience any problems. Links to the old domain should still work as they are just re-mapped.
Diving into Decision Games’ Grand Operational Simulation Series (GOSS) can be a hefty undertaking. In this article I give an overview of the Fire Support rules, hoping that it might help new players.
Based on a short discussion on twitter the other day about AI opponents in computer games I was wondering how often Machine Learning is used for such a job? Probably in most cases either an overkill or way too complicated. But there must be a (small) group of conflict simulations where this could be easily …
Reading up on rules for artillery is tiring.
The one in which I argue that Tunisia II can work as a gateway wargame for beginners who look for a wargame with a little more oomph. And which will probably earn me the wrath of a few experienced players…
The problem with ziploc bag games is that it’s very easy to overlook on the shelf. Here’s a reminder that I should play more often Revolution Games’ Battles of the Bulge: Celles.
Simulating supply in the Grand Operational Simulation Series. How difficult can it be? Let’s take a closer look!
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