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Subject: Re: Spaceward Ho! & Strategic Conquest
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Date: 4 May 91 22:38:53 GMT
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This is not a flame, but more of a reason why they do what they do.
	There are some people who like to Arnold Schwartkopf...
To be an arm chair general in their own respected ways.
	Strategic Warfare, with the use of the computer, does not
always require the used of great sound quality nor does it use a
particular graphics other than to represent what unit stands for what.
	Take a look at some of the strategic games made by various
companies just for board games.  They require little or no interaction
other than for the play to decide what tactics to use against an
opponent on a grander scale than on unit (which usually pertains to
most games that requires graphics and spectacular sounds)  As for
Spaceward Ho!  I have no idea how that game is played, so I am not
too sure if it is a One Unit or More than one Unit game.  To some
Graphics and Sound are not the only thing that determines why they
play the game, it is the challenge the game provides.