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New Cadet Richard Lim

Posted: Thu May 07, 2015 6:53 pm
by riclim
Hello everyone,

I am Richard Lim and I have been playing wargames for 40 years. I played a lot of SPI's large campaign games, but that takes a lot of time and space. Thank goodness for computer wargames where we can do a turn a day if we want to.

I am 58 years old and originally from the Philippines. I am married with 3 daughters. They graciously allow me to use the computer to play my turn. Thank goodness for dual screens, so they can keep watching their K-pop while I play (Are you done yet, DAD!!!... whoever designed these games sure had a lot of time in their hands).

I enjoy military history. I like Napoleonics, Civil War and WWII games. I'm not so much into RPG tactical games, but prefer strategic games. I'm hoping to meet my fellow gamers in the future.

Best Regards

Lt. Richard Lim

Re: New Cadet Richard Lim

Posted: Fri May 08, 2015 1:38 am
by C. Hecht
Welcome aboard and good luck on the battlefield!

Re: New Cadet Richard Lim

Posted: Fri May 08, 2015 11:56 am
by Joe Meyer
Glad to have you with us, Lieutenant! As you've already been commissioned and posted into the AotS you'll be treated with a great deal of kindness and respect, not like the shabby treatment you'd receive from those robbers and schemers in our sister field armies. The boys in the AotC, AotP and AotT love to strip a new officer of his hat, horse and sabre the first time he isn't looking, usually after plying him liberally with drinks. Here in the AotS we do all of that before you drink, knowing that you'll appreciate the drink even more!

Re: New Cadet Richard Lim

Posted: Sat May 09, 2015 12:27 pm
by Antony Barlow
A very warm welcome to you, Richard. I hope you enjoy your gaming and the camaraderie this club offers. 8-)

Re: New Cadet Richard Lim

Posted: Sat May 09, 2015 12:50 pm
by David Danner
Lieutenant Lim. Welcome to the Club and the great guys posted here will be full of support. However, you might consider General Meyer's comments of "schemers" with skepticism. Why, because when he left the AotC for Washington he took a train load of captured wines and liquors, plus all the silverware and booty recovered by the XIV Corps. So you see a hat is one thing and plunder is quite another. Salute.

Re: New Cadet Richard Lim

Posted: Sat May 09, 2015 1:12 pm
by ernie sands
Welcome Lt Lim and good luck against the wily Rebels.

Re: New Cadet Richard Lim

Posted: Sat May 09, 2015 3:15 pm
by David Martin
Lieutenant Lim,

Welcome to the Club! I know you will find it lots of fun.

Good luck and good hunting.

David

Re: New Cadet Richard Lim

Posted: Sat May 09, 2015 11:51 pm
by nelmsm
Welcome Lt. Lim. I must say General Meyer has it backwards as my plan is to always have new recruits ply me liberally with drinks.....on their tab of course. Give me enough and I'll share with you the story of how I held off the entire 5th Texas with nothing more then my saber and a fiddle.