Nah. It can be played by two people who have index cards and the willingness to do so. Did it twice in my school years. Given laptop support and something li

Nah. It can be played by two people who have index cards and the willingness to do so. Did it twice in my school years. Given laptop support and something like Vassal it should be straightforward. DAK, supposedly, is a less-work alternative that has good reviews, although I never purchased a copy. CNA was deliberately complex but the systems could be easily automated. I’ve seen Grigsby pc games that looked way more tedious…