Lacking DBA version updates

[Dusty the Mighty]

Hi, Guys,

The last version I got was v2.0. I here there is a 2.2 out now. Could someone please give me a link to 2.1 and 2.2? Thanks.

[<Bob.>]

Here are some places that sell DBA 2.2
http://www.caliverbooks.com/
Wargames in the US
http://www.speartorifle.com/

The publisher is WRG and the Keep
Do they have a web site? the phone is
(01380) 724558

I got mine from Wargames, very fast service
Bob

[Dave Crowell]

2.1 was available on the Fanaticus site and may also be in the files of teh Yahoo group. It consisted of a listing by page and line of changes to the text. AFIK 2.2 has only been released as a printed book.

[gwrfelling]

Has there already been talk of a version 2.3? I thought I had run into such a reference in the past few days. :confused:

[Chris Brantley]

No version 2.3 yet. With changes forthcoming to DBM and release of DBMM, you are starting to see discussion of what changes may flow into the next edition (2.3) of DBA, and what changes the DBA community would like to lobby for. Not all threads specifically reference a 2.3 edition, but it all fuels that great big cauldron of ideas and issues that will crystalize when Barker announces that he is starting to work on 2.3.

[ March 15, 2005, 13:43: Message edited by: Chris Brantley ]

[gwrfelling]

Originally posted by Chris Brantley:
No version 2.3 yet. With changes forthcoming to DBM and release of DBMM, you are starting to see discussion of what changes may flow into the next edition (2.3) of DBA, and what changes the DBA community would like to lobby for. Not all threads specifically reference a 2.3 edition, but it all fuels that great big cauldron of ideas and issues that will crystalize when Barker announces that he is starting to work on 2.3. Got it. I haven't heard about DBMM; what is its focus?

[<bob..>]

Originally posted by gwrfelling:
[QUOTE]Got it. I haven't heard about DBMM; what is its focus? It is the biggest change in Phil's gaming ideas since DBA. A major modification of DBM such that it is a new game not just a new edition.

http://www.phil-barker.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/

[Martian]

DBMM is DBM on steroids.

It does have some interesting ideas but is however far too complex. (At least for my taste. ;) )

I wrote Phil and asked him to go in the opposite direction and find a middle ground between DBA and DBM. I'd encourage others to do the same.

Marty