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* TankGoodness: For obvious reasons.reasons.
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In the game, you control an army on one of several hexagonal maps, many based on historical battles (like its competitor ''PanzerGeneral''), assign your troops and either wipe them out or (more likely) earn the most points for holding the most cities.
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In the game, you control an army on one of several hexagonal maps, many based on historical battles (like its competitor ''PanzerGeneral''), ''VideoGame/PanzerGeneral''), assign your troops and either wipe them out or (more likely) earn the most points for holding the most cities.
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* FragileSpeedster: Armored cars can move 9 spaces per turn but die to practically anything. They're still good for recon and transport.
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* FragileSpeedster: Armored cars can move 9 spaces hexes per turn but die to practically anything. They're still good for recon and transport.
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* CopyProtection: Hope you've got the manual. Or know where to find a manual. (Or know how to reverse-engineer.)
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* CopyProtection: Want to play this game? Hope you've got the manual. Or know where to find a manual. (Or Or know how to reverse-engineer.)
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* GeoEffects: Both built onto the map (forests restrict your line of sight, hills are slow to climb but give you more range, roads speed you up, deserts slow you down and are generally obnoxious) and affecting some turns (mud, storms, etc).
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''The Perfect General'' is a series of two TurnBasedStrategy (turn-based tactics, technically) games, created by White Wolf Productions and distributed by Quantum Quality Productions (QQP). The original came out in 1991, the sequel came out in 1994, then after the rights were purchased, a re-release came out in 2003.
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''The Perfect General'' is a series of two TurnBasedStrategy (turn-based tactics, (TurnBasedTactics, technically) games, created by White Wolf Productions and distributed by Quantum Quality Productions (QQP). The original came out in 1991, the sequel came out in 1994, then after the rights were purchased, a re-release came out in 2003.
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''The Perfect General'' is a series of two TurnBasedStrategy (turn-based tactics, technically) games, created by White Wolf Productions and distributed by Quantum Quality Productions (QQP). The original came out in 1991, the sequel came out in 1994, then after the rights were purchased, a re-release came out in 2003.
In the game, you control an army on one of several hexagonal maps, many based on historical battles (like its competitor ''PanzerGeneral''), assign your troops and either wipe them out or (more likely) earn the most points for holding the most cities.
The game is notable for being one of the first games playable via modem. 1991-era modem, but nevertheless a modem.
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!!This game contains examples of:
* FogOfWar: Standard; can be affected by geography, weather and fog. (Not of war.)
* FragileSpeedster: Armored cars can move 9 spaces per turn but die to practically anything. They're still good for recon and transport.
* MightyGlacier: Heavy Tanks.
* TheEngineer: Naturally, the engineer. You probably don't want to fight with these guys, but they can build bridges and set mines (and hold cities).
* TankGoodness
In the game, you control an army on one of several hexagonal maps, many based on historical battles (like its competitor ''PanzerGeneral''), assign your troops and either wipe them out or (more likely) earn the most points for holding the most cities.
The game is notable for being one of the first games playable via modem. 1991-era modem, but nevertheless a modem.
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!!This game contains examples of:
* FogOfWar: Standard; can be affected by geography, weather and fog. (Not of war.)
* FragileSpeedster: Armored cars can move 9 spaces per turn but die to practically anything. They're still good for recon and transport.
* MightyGlacier: Heavy Tanks.
* TheEngineer: Naturally, the engineer. You probably don't want to fight with these guys, but they can build bridges and set mines (and hold cities).
* TankGoodness
