From: Philippe Elgee
I saw you asked on consimworld : Who have received SD of 1809 by surface-mail. Some of miy friends (Fred. Bey, Michel Lepetit), have received their package. Me? I'm always waiting for it. But I don't know if you sent me the package by air or surface mail... So I'm waiting, waiting, waiting.... grunt, grunt...
I saw your game at Michel Lepetit's home, it's seems splendid.
Actually, I'm playing Arcola mini-game, Bonaparte in Italy (face to face) and Napoleon's Last Battles -campaign- (solo) : I really appreciate your work, and I would thank you for all this good time spent with you and Napoleonic stuff.
From: Robert Wesley
Subject: The Last Days of the Grande Armee http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist.php3?action=view&listid=4657&commentid=93416&pageID=1
For its exquisite production values and overall generally beautifully rendered EVERYTHING, I thank the fine folks that produced THIS, and hope that they'll provide even MORE wonderfully made "Battles & Campaigns" based upon the 'Napoleon' mystique! Keep up the GREAT work, people!
From: Steven Bean
I wanted to say thank you for sending out my copy of 1809 so quickly & what great service. I also signed up for several of your titles in pre-pub so hope they get enough critical mass to go from great idea to great game!
From: Dan
I just placed a pre-order for Dark December II. You can't imagine how relieved I was to find a Yahoo! search result actually leading to the actual thing. I had owned the Dark December boxed version when I was a youngster [age 12 in elementary school]. I loved it; and regretted for the longest time that there wasn't a computer game version nor a retail copy or ebay of the game in last few years.
From: Descartes Meissonier
Le site de la boutique Jeux Descartes Meissonier est de nouveau actif. Son adresse est désormais: http://jeux-descartes.fr/jd17/
Nous espérons recevoir votre visite bientôt!
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