You are listening to Three Moves Ahead, the official podcast of Flash of Steel.com.

I am your host, Troy Goodfellow, and with me today is a full panel, twice the number of people we had last week.

Freelance writer Julian Murdoch.

We were off trying to figure out how to make the unofficial podcast of Flash of Steel a big success.

How'd that work out?

I don't know.

Ask me later.

Actually, Julie and I were over at Mark Walker's house just reaming when you won.

We didn't get enough of him, so we just drove over there in our pickup truck with the shotguns in the back, got out the tars and feather.

Those other voices were freelance writer Tom Chick.

I would get you guys a coffee, but I'm pulling up my notes, so this is going to take a minute, so I don't know that I can get coffee for everyone this week.

And Bruce Garrick.

Yeah, so I hear there's these things called strategy games, and I'd really like to get more into them and understand what they do and how they are.

So, I don't know, can you guys help me out with that?

Now, do you mean Bruce, like war games, like with hexes?

Well, I'm just thinking of a game where you have to use strategy or strategy.

I think we could help you there. Okay. Let's cover that topic. Okay. That's a good idea. Why don't

we do that? Let's get some benches from the church and we'll put on a show. Yeah, so that is this week's topic, inspired by an interesting thread question, starting question on quarter to three.com by N. Lanza asked for help from the forum, helping a strategy game idiot. Somebody who likes,

and I think it was a great sentence,

I love the idea of strategy games.

I'll happily listen to people talk about strategy games,

our podcast, for example,

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