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« Reply #30 on: July 15, 2014, 12:46:37 pm »

Barbarossa: Crimea. I really wanted to play it. I studied the rules. I sat down to play. And, bam. Nothing made any sense. I tried. Multiple times. And then just threw in the towel. Maybe someday. But not today.

I had this problem with rules in general when I got back into wargaming.  I remember it most vividly when I got Virgin Queen, which was one of the first games I got in my initial foray back into wargaming.  For some reason, the rules just did not make sense to me.  It was like I was reading them in a foreign language.  I thought "what's wrong with me? This shouldn't be this difficult."  So I set them aside to come back to. And I had other issues with working my way through wargame rules - so it was pretty slow at first.  But then I forced myself to sit down and learn 1914: Twilight in the East - it was going to be a do or die deal, and it ended up working.  That helped me kind of form a system of working through the rules for complex games.  Since then, I haven't had any issues with not being able to work out rules.  Even went back to the Virgin Queen rules and thought "why did I find these so difficult?  This doesn't seem too difficult at all!"
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