Scenario of the Year Award

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Scenario of the Year Award

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Lets start nominations for "Best Scenario of the year" Award. Here are some categories.



1. Best Scenario

2. Best Scenario < 1000 AU

3. Best scenario > 1000 AU

4. Most difficult (all AU counts)

5. Most complex < 1000 AU

6. Most complex > 1000 AU

7. Best historical

8. Best looking forward (in future)

9. best "What If"

ETC. ETC.


Only community scenarios should be considered???
Anybody have any ideas?
We should announce the winners on the 1st. anniversary of the release of this fine sim. say OCT. 1st.??
Winners receive ?????[:D]

Tell me what you think.
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My 1st nomination for "Best Scenario" is "Goodnight Irene" by Feltan!

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The scenario I've enjoyed the most has been Deter, Detect, Defend by Randomizer.
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Red Flag and/or Fresian Flag. Brass Drum would also be a contender.
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Red Flag and/or Fresian Flag. Brass Drum would also be a contender.


what he said of course [;)] Thanks for the compliments! [8D]

p.s. one note it's Frisian [:'(]
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I found POAW's "Changjiang Challenge" the most intriguing scenario I've played so far as it involved a far different strategy for me than just fighting ships and planes (with a tip of the cap to Gunner98 and Primarchx for my specific strategy that I had not considered on my own).

And the excellent work done by djoos5 on his hypothetical "Last Countdown" scenario in the "What if.." category
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Although I always love to see my name on a list like this, I am not sure that credit is given in the right place - I do not know, nor did I have any part in a 'Last Countdown' scenario. My contributions thus far have been my Red Storm: Fill the Gap and Med Conflict scenarios.

I can say I have one in the works, although time always seems to be in short supply to get it done. It is based on Larry Bond's novel, Cauldron. I am working out the missions and events right now and should have it up for testing in the coming weeks.

Thanks for the accolades, though, GBOATZ! I wish I could accept! [:D][;)]
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I have read Cauldron myself. Quite a good book although I prefer Red Phoniex. Anyways, good luck on that scenario mate.
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red phoenix is an excellent read-minus the love story.
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ORIGINAL: Dannyp19

Lets start nominations for "Best Scenario of the year" Award. Here are some categories.



1. Best Scenario

2. Best Scenario < 1000 AU

3. Best scenario > 1000 AU

4. Most difficult (all AU counts)

5. Most complex < 1000 AU

6. Most complex > 1000 AU

7. Best historical

8. Best looking forward (in future)

9. best "What If"

ETC. ETC.


Only community scenarios should be considered???
Anybody have any ideas?
We should announce the winners on the 1st. anniversary of the release of this fine sim. say OCT. 1st.??
Winners receive ?????[:D]

Tell me what you think.

I really like this idea. Here are my suggestions for categories...

* Best small scenario <-- up to 50 total units (all sides)
* Best medium-sized scenario <-- 50 to 499 units (all sides)
* Best large scenario <-- 500+ units (all sides)
* Best Cold War scenario
* Best DB3000 scenario
* Best future (2015+) scenario <-- we can change the date each year
* Best scenario of the year
* Best author of the year <-- not automatically the person who wrote the best scenario of the year; this could be a way to give credit to someone whose overall efforts were impressive in some way even if none of their scenarios was the best in any specific category
* Best new author of the year <-- reserved for someone whose first scenario is released in the year that they get the award; it is a nice way to encourage new talent to join the pool of scenario writers

I left out the "what if" scenarios because, technically, so many scenarios are "what if this situation that did not turn into a war in history had turned into a war?" I left out the AU suggestions because I'm not sure what the term means. :) (Active units?)

Comments? Suggestions?
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I like the idea, I agree with Mark's&nbsp;suggestions...
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red phoenix is an excellent read-minus the love story.
I agree.
As for the scenario of the year, I have to say Operation Brass Drum. Even though it shipped with the original sim, Prixmach did an awesome job on it.
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A thousand pardons djoos5, for the inadvertent credit. Instead it was ACB3 [&o] (my apologies) who did such stellar work on the Last Countdown "What if..." scenarios.

Wish to give credit where it is due! [;)]
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No problem, GBOATZ! Maybe I can make this list in the near future. [:D]
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I have read Cauldron myself. Quite a good book although I prefer Red Phoniex. Anyways, good luck on that scenario mate.

As a matter of fact, I just got done re-reading Red Phoenix. I like it, but for me Vortex and Cauldron top my Larry Bond chart.
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No problem, GBOATZ! Maybe I can make this list in the near future. [:D]
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I have read Cauldron myself. Quite a good book although I prefer Red Phoniex. Anyways, good luck on that scenario mate.

As a matter of fact, I just got done re-reading Red Phoenix. I like it, but for me Vortex and Cauldron top my Larry Bond chart.
I started to read Vortex, but it just didn't grab me like Red Phoenix and Cauldron did.
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Vortex and Red Phoenix were my favorite. I ended up going to South Africa and Namibia in no small part because I read Vortex when I was young.
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Thanks!
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red phoenix is an excellent read-minus the love story.
I agree.
As for the scenario of the year, I have to say Operation Brass Drum. Even though it shipped with the original sim, Prixmach did an awesome job on it.
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I have a new favorite almost every new scenario I play. hah
Haven't played enough to seriously rate a best of the year, but have to say thank you to all the designers this game has spawned. Given me many hours of enjoyment (and/or self-caused frustration)!
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My Favorites (Community)

1 - Red Flag 2017 - by Tomcat84
2 - Frisian Flag - by Tomcat84
3 - Operation Sling of David, 2014 (a nice Israeli side scenario) - by rytech (29 November 2013)
4 - Flashpoint Ukraine, 2014 - by Baloogan
5 - Deter, Detect, Defend, 1962 - by Randomizer
6 - Havana Daydreaming, 2017 - by Feltan

My Favorites (Submarine scenarios)

1 - USS Baltimore SC2 - Two Birds One Stone, 1983 - by MCP5500
2 - USS Baltimore CS1 - Typhoon Hell, 1983 - by MCP5500
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My Favorites (Community)

1 - Red Flag 2017 - by Tomcat84
2 - Frisian Flag - by Tomcat84

Give this man a medal! [:D]

Thanks man! I appreciate the compliment! [8D][:)]
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