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The King's First Minister is a magnificent offering, an AAR among AARs. Le Jones' portrayal of Churchill is deeply poignant, offering an emotional resonance that I aspire to duplicate in my own writings - and his depiction of Lord Halifax continues to enrage (I am not even kidding) dozens of readers. I am loving it - and HoI2 isn't even my usual stomping grounds.
*golf clap*
*golf clap*
Goodness - people actually look at my AAR!
As a fairly new member of the forum (but a long-time lover of all Paradox Games) I will echo the words of just about every other winner; that every AAR is nothing without its readership. A rather dry tale of 1940 has become fun thanks to the excellent comments by the readers. This Forum is excellent. For that, and much more, many thanks.
And now, with a weekend looming, to choose a new winner...
As a fairly new member of the forum (but a long-time lover of all Paradox Games) I will echo the words of just about every other winner; that every AAR is nothing without its readership. A rather dry tale of 1940 has become fun thanks to the excellent comments by the readers. This Forum is excellent. For that, and much more, many thanks.
And now, with a weekend looming, to choose a new winner...
Ok, nomination time.
I would like to select an AAR that is atmospheric, well written and a perfect read. I therefore nominate Phargle for his wonderful work Thrones. His characters are real, with depth and wonderful description, and I would recommend this AAR to anyone with an interest in history, paradox, or a ripping yarn.
The King is dead, long live the King!
I would like to select an AAR that is atmospheric, well written and a perfect read. I therefore nominate Phargle for his wonderful work Thrones. His characters are real, with depth and wonderful description, and I would recommend this AAR to anyone with an interest in history, paradox, or a ripping yarn.
The King is dead, long live the King!