"The action is sometimes part of the milieu!" Topic
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 Editor in Chief Bill   | 30 Jul 2024 5:18 a.m. PST |
You were asked – TMP link Do you play wargames that are the "action sequences" in a broader milieu that is not part of the wargame itself? 40% said "yes, my wargames are sometimes part of a broader milieu" 31% said "no, my wargames are not part of a broader milieu" 18% said "yes, my wargames are rarely part of a broader milieu" |
| HMS Exeter | 30 Jul 2024 8:21 a.m. PST |
Wha' chu talkin' bout Willis? |
robert piepenbrink  | 31 Jul 2024 3:50 p.m. PST |
Exeter, I traced it back to the original post. So nearly as I could make out, eto was talking about campaign games, but the initial question was a little obscure, and the initial title--"The Attraction is in the Action!"--downright opaque. Maybe you have to have some sort of RPG element? Possibly game sessions without miniatures? Odd. Eto is generally clearer than that. If it's not that, I don't know. Even GW has a "milieu" of sorts, and Blasthof Bridge and Sittangbad have background stories. It's inherent in historical miniatures. The only exceptions I can think of are ancients tournaments and such. |
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