GraysGhost wrote:



I've had a quick look at the games created so far for Chicago dog, and the choice of scenario to teach different aspects of the game is (I think) quite interesting.

I played the board game long ago - so I've never had 'formal flight training' from any of you lot.

I'm guessing I'm missing some useful strategy thoughts. I do wonder whether there should be more training games for everyone.

Or perhaps an 'even more advanced strategy guide' or perhaps a Blue Max Top Gun school - is actually a sensible idea.

Perhaps setting up an (?) player league with a few students and a few experts - some scenario which has all the styles of planes (runner/dancer/rear gunner etc) in it (where you get to play each . And open all the chat up to all - with the 'top gun teachers' actually giving tactical advice and explaining the pros and cons of various maves.

Or games with free placement - where the teachers tell you where to place - so that they can illustrate some aspect of play.

Could there be (with admin assistance) an everyone has their guns always jammed version of the game - so that you can see what the odds would have been - and eventually when everyone has had enough - you fly off your side of the board - it's all a draw but you've learnt some stuff.

Edward