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The General Vol 30 No 5 $6.50 Canada "' g.. .J ~ --' zffi w CD Featuring: VOL. 30, NO.5· GENERAL The Avalon Hill Game Company's GENERAL is dedicated to the presentation of authoritative articles on the strategy, tactics and variation of our games of skill. Historical articles are included only insomuch as they provide useful background information on current AH titles. The GENERAL is published by The Avalon Hill Game Company solely for the cultural edification of the serious ONTENT game aficionado, in the hopes of improVing the game owner's pro· ficiency of play and proViding services nof otherwise available to the game buff. The Avalon Hiil Game Company is a division of Monarch·Avaion Industries, Inc. The shares of Monarch-Avalon, Features Inc. are publicly traded on the NASDAQ System under the sym­ bol MAHI. For information about the Company, write Marshall Chadweil at the executive offices (4517 Harford Road, Baltimore, Achtung, MUSTANGSl S MD 21214). 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As you will scribes to 1.2 other gaming maga­ see, the positive and supportive com­ zines, owns a computer, splits his The Average Gamer ments outnumber the negative ones game spending evenly between 4-1. Nonetheless, negative com- boardgames and computer games, ments must not go unheard. We rarely plays collectible card or would hate to lose any current sub­ role-playing games, devotes scribers, and will attempt to please as about four hours per sitting to a many of you as we can. game and spends one-third of his playing time ent? Put in another way, which will dominate: On the other hand, we cannot stand still and at the computer. His favorite topic, without rebellion or mimickry? watch readership dwindle. The reader survey question is World War II. A distant second, but My five-year old, Vivienne, has given me doesn't gauge well how to entice new customers still popular, is the American Civil War. He ample examples of both trends. 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