Kudos to the man, though, spending Hogmany rebasing figures.

I don't really care if I win or lose as long as the game was fun and tense, the rules made sense and everyone enjoyed themselves.

As to periods, well... I suppose

Modern jet air combat
Submarines
Post-zulu colonial
Chinese Civil War
Finnish Civil War

Cheers,
Aksu

Points 6 to 9 of the OP definitely count.

Add:
Base size discussions in rulesets that attach no significance to base sizes

   * I'm generally indifferent to anything that happened in the Southern hemisphere with the exceptions of the Battle of the River Plate and the Falklands Wars.
   * The American Rebellion.
   * The period between the English Civil War and the Battle of Blenheim
   * The Renaissance
   * The Spanish Civil War
   * Air warfare
   * Most of the "trendy" periods (like AVBCW)

Indifferent to:

* Chariot warfare
* The Crusades
* Mongols, Chinese, Indian, Burmese, et al
* LOA
* AWI
* Most colonial warfare
* Anything after 1930
* Most fantasy i.e. WH, WH40K, Hobbits etc.
* Space
* Air warfare, apart from involvement in WWI, RCW, RPW land battles
* Naval warfare, apart from ACW riverine

Quote from: fsn on 01 January 2015, 11:28:46 AM
   * I'm generally indifferent to anything that happened in the Southern hemisphere with the exceptions of the Battle of the River Plate and the Falklands Wars.
   * The American Rebellion.

I object 

Although I must admit until relatively recently the first was true for me, despite where I live 

The second is what got me hooked on the hobby, only took me 38 years to get armies for  the period, and I still haven't finished them

So what's so caught your interest about the Southern Hemisphere?

WWII naval in the Pacific, but only some of that is in the southern hemisphere

I've just noticed that that most of that is between 0- 10 degrees south 

ancients

anything that flys (apart from in the Korean war)

anything that that is on or underneath water.

Jim