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Greetings all! My name is Chris Lozano, I am the regional director of the central US of the SJGames MIB program.
As I said in a previous post I got into Ogre late as I have been demoing/promoting munchkin for a good 10 years until I decided to move to other products to " expand my options " around 5 years ago or so. Ogre seemed to be the only game that stuck since I love good strategy games and find myself if even losing still learning something for the next game.
I am looking forward to playing with many/any of you all when I have the time as I know this game is a awesome!
http://forums.sjgames.com/member.php?u=1953
Quite been looking forward to the successful fulfillment of this KS promise. See you on the battlefield.
http://forums.sjgames.com/member.php?u=103352
David Rock here. I'm also a MIB in Illinois. I got into the program specifically because of Ogre, since they needed veteran players. My expertise is stuff made _before_ 1985, which includes Ogre. I've been playing since 1978, 1979, the details are fuzzy now :-)
I'm open to playing with as many people as possible; veteran and novice alike. Especially new players that are interested in learning how to play, my virtual door is always open.
SJG Forums:
http://forums.sjgames.com/member.php?u=6845
If you are on discord, You can find me at:
https://discord.gg/y8vvJkd
Erik Krieger here. I bought Ogre when it first came out, and again when they had the first colored map. Played the game frequently in the late 70's & early 80"s, along with many other strategy games. Ogre was always my favorite for its simple rules & fast play. Got out of gaming altogether for many years & just rediscovered Ogre a few months ago. Having great fun with the board versions & really looking forward to some online games as well.
I'm looking to play a variety of scenarios. I am happy to help new players learning how to play.
I'm also looking forward to breaking in my copy of OGRE Digital when I get it and to blow stuff up.
See you on the battlefield.
SJG Forums: http://forums.sjgames.com/member.php?u=4245
I'm also on Discord as SweeperAZ#7707
Biggest claim to fame other than having a ton of OGRE related material is I'm one of the $4.5K sponsors from the ODE edition KS, specifically the Nihon: North American Divisions. On the forums I go by 'Thirdpower'.
Ive been playing since 79. I have played and owned all the sets except the minis. I dont get to play often now with this I hope to.
Scott S.#4160
Lets get a discord channel started
I too am an old fart. I swear I remember one of the first SJ games I bought was 'Turkey Shoot' or some such. And of course 'Car Wars' back when it was in a plastic bag. I have several of the old Metagame releases but I would have to dig through a pile of boxes to find them.
Ogre/GEV have always been a favorite of mine.
Did SJ games get the rights to all the old MG stuff? Now that you have a viable platform could we see 'Rivets' or 'Chitin'? =]
I been playing electronic games since the mid-70s when pong came out. Got a console in 1975 which had a few games (plus pong) built in. And played Invaders in coffee shops in Japan in the late-70s. I got my fist computer in the early 80s when I was 33 (soon to be 69 now) and really liked turn-based strategy and RTS games (Cytron Masters was my first RTS). I played a lot of on my Amiga in the mid-late 80s and PC in the mid 90s, then Apple again, then PC again (now both).
I never played Ogre but was aware of it in the mid-late 80s when it came out for computers. I am learning it now and after I get up to speed would like to play some async online matches.
I'd really like to play some ranked battles and would love to make arrangements to all be on the servers at some convenient time (say 1700-1800 PDT or PST after Sunday).