Mentioned In Dispatches Season 13 Ep 10 ~ Best of Computer Wargaming Part 2
"Mentioned In Dispatches" with the Armchair DragoonsShow Notes
15 November 2024 ~ We’re back to computer wargaming, as we pick up where we left off and start shifting up in echelon away from tactical to operational and strategic level games. This isn’t some “all-time top 10” or anything; it’s just games we’ve enjoyed over the years and some commentary on them, from ancients to modern, and everywhere in between. So join Brant, Bryan, and Cyrano for a rambling romp through our digital wargaming as we call out some of the better games we’ve played over the years. And no, Bryan is not from Ohio, but still likes adding a “s” on all the titles anyway. Here are some of the other episodes referenced in this discussion, too
Mentioned in Dispatches, Season 5 Episode 10 – The Charles S Roberts “Awards” Mentioned in Dispatches, S3E6 – On Target Simulations & Flashpoint Campaigns Shadow Empire AAR and forum thread
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