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Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009 6:16 pm
by aluffman
I need some help! I'm now 0 for 3. Not a good way to start - though I am having fun.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009 6:45 pm
by gloryordeath
ODWO wrote:I'd be interested in what you have to offer. Please include me
Despite the rank, I tend to win big and then self-destruct most of it back (it seems); some heartbreakers I should've won.
Thanks for any invites, if eligible.

PM sent please read it and all the stickies in your classroom.
ODWO wrote:Forgot to add ... I'd be interested in what you might offer about doubles, triples, etc. which I have never played. Would hate to join and ruin the game for any teammates. But I really like the team concept.

After we get you going in your first classroom I will add you to the team game classroom. Once you have some games set up and feel comfortable in how to post remind me by PM and I'll get you started in team games as well.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 2009 6:48 pm
by gloryordeath
aluffman wrote:I need some help! I'm now 0 for 3. Not a good way to start - though I am having fun.
PM on the way read it and all the stickies in your classroom. You will need to finish 5 games here at CC before you can join terminator games. Follow along in other classroom games till you can post your own.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:48 am
by saraith
Hello

I'm not a member of the Society, but I have read many of the tutorials, and advice that has been given publicly, and I have put them to apparent good use.
You see, 3 weeks ago, when I decided to give this forum a good read, I was a cook.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:45 am
by MrGato
Hello there,
I'm getting myself into trouble with feudal war. I really like the game but can't seem to figure out a winning strategy. I'd really like to discuss each move and learn where I'm going wrong.
I seem to do the best on 5 or 6 player world 2.1 and 3 way smaller maps like great lakes, Europe 1914, Charleston, etc. I'd be happy to share what I know about those games.
I've already played my first 5 games so I'm ready to report for duty.

Thx,
MrGato
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 2:01 pm
by captain cruise
where do i sign up for my first game???
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 4:02 pm
by Funky Monkey
Just started playing tonight and lost every game miserably. Would love to learn tips on how to win a game, any game. Thanks
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 5:51 pm
by gloryordeath
saraith wrote:Hello

I'm not a member of the Society, but I have read many of the tutorials, and advice that has been given publicly, and I have put them to apparent good use.
You see, 3 weeks ago, when I decided to give this forum a good read, I was a cook.
Well done!

A little basic strategy and patience can go a long way.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 6:07 pm
by gloryordeath
MrGato wrote:Hello there,
I'm getting myself into trouble with feudal war. I really like the game but can't seem to figure out a winning strategy. I'd really like to discuss each move and learn where I'm going wrong.
I seem to do the best on 5 or 6 player world 2.1 and 3 way smaller maps like great lakes, Europe 1914, Charleston, etc. I'd be happy to share what I know about those games.
I've already played my first 5 games so I'm ready to report for duty.

Thx,
MrGato
We teach basic strategy and map reading on the classic maps. We use terminator settings so students do not have to out right win any game to raise in points each game. By using only set maps it allows our teachers to uniformly teach at random any game that is ready when they log on. So in other words you may 6 or 8 different teachers in any one game but what and how they teach will all be the same. If we were to teach every map and setting we could not handle the hundreds of games and students that we can easy do now. But you will find that the skills you learn from what we teach transcends to other maps and game settings as well. If you would like to run threw the course we would be happy to have you.
Glory
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 6:09 pm
by gloryordeath
captain cruise wrote:where do i sign up for my first game???
In your classroom here is a direct link.
viewforum.php?f=364
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 6:11 pm
by gloryordeath
Funky Monkey wrote:Just started playing tonight and lost every game miserably. Would love to learn tips on how to win a game, any game. Thanks
PM on the way we'll see what we can do about that loosing streak. Please read all the stickies in your classroom.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 4:24 pm
by jayozzz
I keep losing and loosing, please HELP MEEEEE!
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:24 pm
by Supreme_Pookie
Private (will become Conquerer) Supreme_Pookie ready for training, Sir!
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 2:09 pm
by filbert23
Is this still available? I've wargamed in the past (Avalon Hill, etc) but this is different! I'd like some training in this genre and I have some questions that may be holding me back. This training program will most likely help.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 5:40 pm
by gloryordeath
jayozzz wrote:I keep losing and loosing, please HELP MEEEEE!
Supreme_Pookie wrote:Private (will become Conquerer) Supreme_Pookie ready for training, Sir!
jayozzz wrote:I keep losing and loosing, please HELP MEEEEE!
OK everyone PM sent please read it and all the stickies in your classroom.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:14 pm
by marpesia
Hi.....I'm not new to the site, but it seems that I can't get past this rank. I have been here or lower for the entire time I have been on CC. Is is possible that I can join, get help, see tutorials, to improve my game?
Any help will be greatly appreciated. If I am "out of line" here, please let me know.
Hoping you guys can help me improve my game.
Thanks
Only game I a really good at is USA, singles, but would be more than willing to help anyone out with that, if you like.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 5:15 pm
by gloryordeath
marpesia wrote:Hi.....I'm not new to the site, but it seems that I can't get past this rank. I have been here or lower for the entire time I have been on CC. Is is possible that I can join, get help, see tutorials, to improve my game?
Any help will be greatly appreciated. If I am "out of line" here, please let me know.
Hoping you guys can help me improve my game.
Thanks
Only game I a really good at is USA, singles, but would be more than willing to help anyone out with that, if you like.
Everyone is welcome who wishes help. We are here to improve the skill level of players in general especially newer ones. Good competition is fun.
PM sent read it and all the stickies in your class.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 5:35 pm
by alang
Hi,
I started playing some time ago, but took a long break. I'm back now - I'd forgotten how much fun it was.
I'm definitely in need of improvement, and I'd like to sign up for training.
Cheers!
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 5:40 pm
by gloryordeath
alang wrote:Hi,
I started playing some time ago, but took a long break. I'm back now - I'd forgotten how much fun it was.
I'm definitely in need of improvement, and I'd like to sign up for training.
Cheers!
This will be a bit different than the games and settings you mostly played in the past. But it will teach you a great deal.
PM on the way read it and all the stickies in your classroom.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 12:00 am
by El_Duderino
Like others, I've played a few games now, but can't quite get the hang of winning consistently. I would really appreciate some training.
dwallis
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 5:11 pm
by gloryordeath
dwallis wrote:Like others, I've played a few games now, but can't quite get the hang of winning consistently. I would really appreciate some training.
dwallis
PM sent please read it and all the stickies in your class.
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 7:48 am
by El_Duderino
Hello everyone.
New trainee dwallis present and ready for duty...
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 11:02 am
by marpesia
Hi, Everyone!
Marpesia here. Thanks for allowing me to join, and I hope to gain much knowledge here.
Let's do it...
m
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 2:24 pm
by Seamus Corrigan
Hi,
New student here, really love what I've seen so far. Have played 5 or 6 games thus far, have not come close to winning any, lol. I'm kind of amazed actually at how quickly I lose, it' s like my opponents have ninja dice.
-Seamus Corrigan
Re: Introduction Thread for New Students
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 6:13 pm
by gloryordeath
Seamus Corrigan wrote:Hi,
New student here, really love what I've seen so far. Have played 5 or 6 games thus far, have not come close to winning any, lol. I'm kind of amazed actually at how quickly I lose, it' s like my opponents have ninja dice.
-Seamus Corrigan
PM sent please read it and all the stickies in your classroom.