Like Pete I am also beginning to be won over by this game. I am a veteran of FOG digital, playing it from its inception, but I feel P&S does have a more honest less gamey feel to it. I am really looking forward to Richard's AM version!stockwellpete wrote:I am starting to recover from my "mud obsession" now and I am enjoying the game very much. I always compare everything with FOG PC and P+S is a major improvement on it. I particularly like the way historical match-ups are at the centre of the game and that it is possible to stipulate your opponent's army in your challenges so that you get the match-ups you are really interested in. I also like the way melees are dealt with compared to FOG. In P+S there are not the wild swings, or bizarre outcomes, that are quite regular in FOG; melee-ing is much more attritional and this makes the game much more realistic, in my view. And Sengoku Jidai takes this system one big step further on with a "command and control" system that was sorely lacking in FOG. I haven't really got any gripes now . . .although I suppose the horse units could throw up clods of mud instead of dust from time to time.
Also I notice there hasn't been anything resembling a league or competition played recently for P&S. Has the game died a bit since its launch? Are many people still playing?
PS. Richard, at the risk of Iain 'killing you'




