Cometh the Summer: a Russian AAR

Brad1

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• Oct 11, 2001

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• #21

Originally posted by Sharur
Where did this go? Daniel, I'm disappointed, you never seem to finish your aars Please continue!

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I loved this AAR to, can you please continue it.

 

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• #22

Don't worry, updates are coming. I had a bunch of lcases come up, and then some personal issues and all The story of the Baltic Russia and the coming Glinski dynasty WILL be told

 

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See, theres you problem, AAR writers cant have a personal life J/K

p.s. CONTINUE!!!!!

 

WhiteHojo

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• Oct 12, 2001

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• #24

Danny don't you dare give up this AAR... Real life intrusions or no.

Very enjoyable AAR and I like the historical viewpoint you've taken.

Got a Question - did you leave on "Russian time of troubles" when you started the IGC? IF you did, I can't wait to see how you will handle that

 

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• Oct 13, 2001

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• #25

I echo the sentiments here, Daniel. This AAR is very well done. I hope you continue it.

Using different viewpoints add a whole new depth to the story-telling.