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Comment by Sam Tyson on December 15, 2009 at 9:10pm

And… We’re Done
As of this morning, everything for Blood & Jungle has been sent to the printers. It took months of hard work by all of us, but the end result will surely be worth waiting for.

For the main printer, I transferred 2.25 GB of compressed digital goodness, and 11 MB to the counter printers.

With the hard part of this project behind us, we are looking ahead to next year and planning our next two releases. Not enough decisions finalized at this point to announce anything, but we will be in full production again in January.

Comment by Joseph Robert Pellam on August 14, 2009 at 7:27am

"Only 1 or 2 scenarios left getting their final tweeks..."

I volunteer to play test some more to get those last 2 scenarios finished. The heck with summer vacation. hehe

Thanks for the update.

Joe

Comment by MSgt Shane Woyak on August 14, 2009 at 12:46am

thanks for the update David. I'll probably pick it up anyway, as most of my gaming is VASL.

Comment by David "Sarge" Roth on August 14, 2009 at 12:24am

Shane - gonna have to disappoint you. You will need both CoB and GH, plus FKaK or WoA, and Yanks to play most of the scenz. To play them all you will also need Doomed Battalions and Armies of Oblivion, Croix de Guerre, and Partisan. A vast majority of the scenz (90%) require the Japanese &/or Chinese to play. If it is any help, my chat with Brian Youse at MMP the other day indicated they plan to have the new combined CoB and GH module ready for re-release sometime during the first half of 2010...but we all know how well MMP keeps to their projected release dates. :) I'll keep on bugging them about it. Not that it will make them work harder but I will feel good about not just sitting and waiting around. Till then, looks like you will need to VASL your games.

Comment by David "Sarge" Roth on August 14, 2009 at 12:12am

Joe - the original plan for Blood and Jungle was to have it ready for release at ASLOK. AFAIK that is still Chas' plan. Only 1 or 2 scenarios left getting their final tweeks Counters are almost complete and being pre-proofed even now. Some of the articles are done but not all are finalized and have the layout complete. We're working hard to try to keep the ASLOK release date. I know Chas will post it on the forums once he's sure all is in readyness to go to print. It's been a lot of work but it is gonna be great!

Comment by Joseph Robert Pellam on August 13, 2009 at 8:59pm

Any estimates on when Blood and Jungle will go on pre-order?

Comment by MSgt Shane Woyak on July 29, 2009 at 8:39pm

Brian, what specific core modules are required to play BFP3? I would love to PTO it up, but cannot get my hands on Code of Bushido or Gung Ho for reasonable prices.

Comment by Brian Blad on July 29, 2009 at 10:54am

Wanted to give everyone a heads up that we are working away on the layout of Blood and Jungle (BFP3)..We're getting closer to some incredibly awesome PTO throw down for you!

Comment by Brian Blad on June 5, 2009 at 11:03am

Bounding Fire Productions LLC is very excited to offer our congratulations and announce the graduation of Major Chas Smith from the School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS) and from Webster University where he earned, respectively, a Masters of Military Art and Science and a Masters of Business Administration. Although he didn’t win, his MMAS monograph (thesis) was nominated for best of the year.
Major Smith’s class was the 25th graduated from SAMS. SAMS currently admits about 65 Army and 20 other service and foreign officers each year, selected via an intense application and screening process.

SAMS MISSION STATEMENT:
The School of Advanced Military Studies educates the future leaders of our Armed Forces, our Allies, and the Interagency at the graduate level to be agile and adaptive leaders who think critically at the strategic and operational levels to solve complex ambiguous problems.


Graduates of SAMS are referred to in the US Army as “Jedi Knights” and are relied upon by the Chain of Command for the planning of potential and actual military campaigns.

Why the Jedi Knights? The school was founded when Star Wars was popular, and it’s graduates are touted as being forward looking thinkers and strategists.
Chas has now been assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division and we wish him well in his new post.
We are pleased to have as part of our team the knowledge and abilities that Chas Smith brings to BFP LLC.

Comment by David "Sarge" Roth on May 25, 2009 at 1:43pm

Man, you get your nose buried in PTing and designing for a few months straight and all sorts of ASL stuff pops up. Just happened to be cruising along on the CSW webpage, checked my page and here's the BFP group. BFP on CSW, BFP on Facebook, BFP on Twitter, BFP on the www...so much to do, so little time. Now we gotta get Bruce and Sam and Chas to come on board.

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