Allot of it comes down to how much you deviate.
A few small changes, like having the Ghurkas stationed in the Uk assighned to a forward brigade, add variety and spice to the game.
Huge changes, like the 5th's push succeeding and breaking the WP line, take things too far.
At the end of the day, discussion is all well and good. But it's so very important to realise that all we have are personal opinions and if others don't agree then that doesn't make them wrong and it doesn't make you right.
We must, as rational adults, accept that everyone is entitled to what they think and say. If disagreements occur, we have an obligation to discuss things calmly and accept sometimes the agreement to disagree.
As mentioned, this game has small, but loyal following. Many of us put so much effort into keeping this game alive within our various gaming communities that it can breed a certain sense of fanaticism I think. Those of us who keep T2k alive are so very passionate, it's heart warming but can be a trifle dangerous in these discussions as we allow our passion to ovride reason and rationality.
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