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Great to chat. Off to work
I believe I would plough many hours into the game, if I could just get into it. I still remember sitting in my carpark at work studying the manual for "Harpoon II" for hours, just for the fun of it as it wasn't really required with tutorials that were so easy to follow. I still Have "Harpoon 3: ANW" from Matrix that plays well on Win 10 but I'd prefer to play "C: MANO" ("CMO" at A$100 is a bit out of reach for me). I love the look of the maps, even if the optimisation is a bit off (like Aegod's first Civil War game).