Three Things that have significantly impacted your wargaming

[Ithoriel]

Computer games

Eurogame boardgames

Health problems of self and others

[mollinary]

The internet.  A real gateway to a new world, when in a nano second you can be in touch with the only other person in the world with an interest in and knowledge of the flags of the third battalion of the regiment Ingolstadt-Bratwurst issued in July 1865 and withdrawn in August 1865, and who happens to live in Ulan Batoor.

Retirement. The itmea d space to indulge my wargaming fantasies.

To the Strongest. Discovering Simon Miller's amazingly simple yet subtle Ancients Rules, which have led me into the collaboration that has re-activated my ECW obsession after twenty years of hibernation.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Lack of money....

[Westmarcher]

The three things that have significantly impacted on my wargaming are money, computer games,
internet and my unerring ability to find wargame rules that I like that only people on the other side of the world play (and when I did find opponents locally in the case of Honours of War, they played in a different scale!). 

Four! The four things ...... 

[FierceKitty]

Amongst the things that have had an impact on my gaming are such diverse elements as....

[Techno]

Stop it !

Cheers - Cardinal Phil

[Nick the Lemming]

Internet, Money (lack of), and Time (see: money, lack of).

[barbarian]

Moving to often. 

[Leman]

I've heard it's quite a tranquil place. 

[FierceKitty]

Moving to Often. 

Where is Often?

[Leman]

It's over the hill from Frequent.

[Techno]

 

Cheers - Phil

[industrialtrousers]

Dad taking me to a wargames show as a kid.

Discovery of warhammer forces of fantasy.

After moving to UK from NZ and spending hours looking through the GW shop there my wife suggesting I just buy something and get on with it. I did warn her....

[Techno]

 

Cheers - Phil 

[barbarian]

Where is Often?

Yeah, well...
That too.