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Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/15/2012 7:15:39 PM   
Skull Kid


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Status: offline 		I was recently thinking: When will The Operational Art of War IV be released? Will it ever be? Of course I will buy it if it does!
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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/15/2012 9:14:48 PM   
orabera


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Status: offline 		me too.

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/15/2012 10:48:40 PM   
Josh

 

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Status: offline 		Good question. I always considered War in the East, and the upcoming Wit-West as its spiritual successor.
But maybe there *is* a TOAW IV in the pipeline...

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/16/2012 1:30:59 AM   
Shazman

 

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Status: offline 		WitE is not a very good wargame. It's a good game. Anytime someone takes a wargame and throws out time and space then that wargame is simply a loose interpretation of historical events made to be 'fun'. Some of the things you can do in this game is totally science fiction. Bah. Gone over this so many times it makes me sick.

The only good thing about WitE is the production side of it. And even then you can churn out loads of the 'best' units and forget the other necessary units that the Soviets had to build.

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/16/2012 4:48:09 AM   
sPzAbt653


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Status: offline 		I'm hoping that there will be a TOAW IV, and that if there is that it contains an Attachment and Supply Model similar to the V4V series. Based on history, I would guess that it would be about 5 years after 3.5 before 4 arrives. Not being sarcastic or gloomy, just saying. I think it will be well worth the wait, and I would gladly pay for it also.

We might also think hypothetically that, if Matrix does decide to do a TOAW 4, that they may provide Ralph with some assistants in order to expedite the matter. That would be sweet!

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/16/2012 10:54:35 AM   
Skull Kid


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Status: offline 		Thanks a lot for all kind replies!

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/17/2012 11:34:54 AM   
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Status: offline 		TOAW IV? Ohhhhhhh... must resist the temptation of pulling the tumble weed...

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/17/2012 12:27:23 PM   
Skull Kid


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Status: offline 		I like the thought of The Operational Art of War IV... but I just bought TOAW III. So I can surely wait, now if the fourth version is on it's way, let the developers of TOAW take their time, I don't mind

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/17/2012 3:31:43 PM   
LOK_32MK

 

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Status: offline 		Of course I would buy it!
Who wouldn't??!

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/17/2012 3:58:29 PM   
Skull Kid


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Status: offline 		Totally agree!

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/19/2012 11:42:08 PM   
Olorin


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Status: offline 		I don't expect a IV any time soon. Maybe in 5 years...

I pray it will be rewritten from scratch and all the items in the wishlist be implemented I would kill for such a game.

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/20/2012 11:44:44 AM   
fogger

 

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Status: offline 		I have purchased about 25-30 wargames in my time with WiTE being the last one. I keep coming back to TOAW. The next game I purchase will be TOAW 4.

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RE: Future of The Operational Art of War? - 3/20/2012 12:40:10 PM   
Skull Kid


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Status: offline 		Agreed!

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