"Historical Wargaming coming for us all" Topic

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Mr Elmo	02 Apr 2023 6:16 a.m. PST
Miniac had a very interesting interview with one of the AdeptiCon founders. youtu.be/AMU5L1OoSj8M It was interesting to learn the venue is planning an expansion and parking structure. Great but ground has not been broken. I would guess 2025 if we're lucky. Another good statement was "none of us are getting any younger, historical war gaming is coming for us all." I also wondered how much AdeptiCon could be sold for. It might be worth retiring.
robert piepenbrink	02 Apr 2023 7:51 a.m. PST
Well, when and if historical wargaming comes for the Adepticon crowd, they'll find it a short drive to the Seven Years War Association Convention in South Bend, IN. I shouldn't think it likely, though. HMGS-(formerly) East has done everything but officially drop the "H."
HMS Exeter	02 Apr 2023 9:32 a.m. PST
A remarkable dearth of gray beards.

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