Arma 2 Though the learning curve might be to steep cause its fairly realistic (like 1 good shot and its game over) and if you use mods you can make it extremely realistic.atony12

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warhammer?

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Yeah thats the downside, one full army can cost around £80+ [heck one tank is £25]

i had to stop playing becuase of it.

warhammer?

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CoD/Halo are wargames now?Allicrombie

I don't mean war games like COD or Halo (just wanted to put that first so anyone who doesn't read all the way won't post them) I mean like Axis&Allies or Team Yankee-esque games. I'm trying to find a good wargame that's not too difficult to learn so I can finally wargame with some of my friends who aren't into games that have a steep learning curve. Any suggestions?

I'm looking for any screen size above 11", but 15-17 would be my favorite. Under $500 would be the price range I'm looking for mostly.

I'm looking for a decent, cheap, laptop. It doesn't need to be extremely powerful, but fast enough to run a Gnome 3 linux os and play multimedia well. I know there are a lot of different models and variants but does anyone have any laptops (2004-now) that they have had a good experiance with that I could probably pick up on the internet for fairly cheap?

I'm looking for a decent, cheap, laptop. It doesn't need to be extremely powerful, but fast enough to run a Gnome 3 linux os and play multimedia well. I know there are a lot of different models and variants but does anyone have any laptops (2004-now) that they have had a good experiance with that I could probably pick up on the internet for fairly cheap?

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Blast from the past.

I agree that @hotmail doesn't look very good, but everyone is familiar with and uses Gmail.GAMESHARQ