Hexographer 2 with Joe Wetzel – Wargaming Recon #167




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Summary: Hexographer 2 can help you bring a wargame campaign from concept to reality. Joe Wetzel explains the software, the Kickstarter project, and why wargamers should snag a copy of this indispensable world building computer program.   The longest-running tabletop wargaming podcast on the planet   Through his research Neil discovered the 3 longest-running shows are Drop Pod Cast, his Meeples & Miniatures, and Wargaming Recon.  Neil also said according to dates on the feeds Wargaming Recon takes first place by 6 days and it has been around 6 months longer than Meeples & Miniatures.  Other podcasts like the Dice Tower, This Week in Tech, & The Adam Carolla Show, for example, have been around longer but, they’re not tabletop wargaming podcasts.   How Hexographer 2 Differs from Hexographer Streamlined backend Cleaner coding New features such as Undo/Redo ability Newer, more polished graphics and icons New widgets and interface  Backer Levels Add a Few Names $3 1 Icon Set $16 Upgrade Only $19 Upgrade & 1 Icon Set $35 Hexographer 1 & the Upgrade $35 Upgrade & 2 Icon Sets $50 Upgrade, 2 Icon Sets, & Mousepad $60 Upgrade, 2 Icon Sets, Mousepad, & Mug $80 Upgrade, 2 Icon Sets, Mousepad, Mug, & Alphas $125  Unlocked Stretch Goals City Notes Generator 15 Extra mostly Elven “Isometric” icons Castle Notes Generator 15 Extra mostly Elven “Alternate Classic” icons Coastline Wizard 15 Extra mostly Dwarven “Isometric” icons Political Border Tool 15 Extra mostly Dwarven “Alternate Classic” icons Hex Overlay 15 Extra mostly Orc “Isometric” icons Ruins Notes Generator 10 Extra mostly Orc “Alternate Classic” icons Political Hex Widget/Tool Mailbag Via E-mail (send mail to jonathan @ wargamingrecon.com): Guest Ian Cross said of Episode 165: 10 Years of Wargaming Recon “warm congratulations on 10 years. I really enjoyed our conversation several years ago and seamlessly moving between the study I did and our own personal histories in the world of tabletop wargaming.”  Ian was on Episode 102: An Academic Study of Wargamers. Via Facebook: Martin became the 1,510th person to like our Facebook page. Wargaming Recon is dedicated to the memory of long time listener Andrew who helped to give the show its name.  I ask all listeners to join me in a moment of silence in Andrew’s honor. Do You Like Wargaming Recon, then Review the show If you like what you hear please consider reviewing us on iTunes & Stitcher Radio. iTunes and Stitcher Radio are some of the most popular ways for listeners to find podcasts. Why not help a potential new listener find our show and help grow the hobby? Recent Reviews   PATREON Patreon backers get the newest episodes FIRST Don’t want to wait?  Support Wargaming Recon through Patreon. It costs as little as $1 per per month. That is less than a cup of coffee. Thank you to: Dave & the Wargames @ BattleShades Facebook group Patrick Chris Parker of Day of Battle Games Kyle from Vermont $28 away from next Patreon Goal Announcements Wargaming Recon LIVE Page Jonathan is recording Wargaming Recon LIVE for your viewing pleasure. You can watch the live streaming episodes through our brand new LIVE page. It shows the live streaming recording, a calendar of upcoming live recordings, and it features a chatroom for you to chat with other listeners and with Jonathan! Please visit our LIVE page to be an active part of the community. Wargaming Recon is Proudly Sponsored by: The Maine Historical Wargamers Association (they’re the people behind HUZZAH “Historical Wargaming for New England”) are a new sponsor for the show. So grateful for their support. Please be sure to go to Huzzah May 19-21, 2017 at the Doubletree Inn in South Portland, Maine. Reminders We suggest Mobile Users use Pocket Casts ($3.99 for iOS, Lite version is FREE). $3.99 for Android users. Read the Episode [...]