I was thinking about this and decided it was a very good idea. Then I told Captain Bacchus that they should just reissue Squad Leader.
He said if the issue is cost for young people then pare it down to bare bones. Board 1. The rules from SL to play the first three scenarios. The counters to...
The world population is slightly over eight billion. Let's say three billion are of the age to play ASL. Going with the estimate of fifteen thousand ASL players worldwide that's 0.000005 percent of the world population that play ASL. Not bad for a niche game.
The monetary issue can't be overlooked. These days ASL seems to be a rather expensive hobby especially for young people without much disposable income.
Yes trying to figure the percentage of players who respond to the Map, the Forum or even know or care about such online resources is difficult. Ten to fifteen percent sounds reasonable.
That's what I was thinking also. The percentage of those who bought BV and stuck with the game has to be very low if personal experience means much. Between Fish and I we introduced about seven people to ASL. None of them kept at it for two years and we only lasted about ten. That is a rather...
Bitd Actiondebbie was a pretty good backgammon player and would frequently beat me. That and Frisbee golf were about the only games we really played together. She was quite good at that too.
Well done to you and your girlfriend. Coworker is trying to interest his girlfriend into playing some easy games but he tends to beat her quite consistently. If he doesn't go all out she accuses him of letting her win and gets upset. Lol.
The getting young people to play ASL thread brought this to mind although I have pondered on it from time to time. ASL is such a niche game that there can't be that many players.
Just as a wild a$$ guess I would say 50,000 based on absolutely no data at all. Any ideas or guesses are...
Young coworker's twety one year old brother is working with us for the summer. Smart guy also taking classes at Kent. I asked him about technology fatigue and he had never heard of it but acknowledged experiencing it.