Hi there.
I have a number of OCS games, yet I’ve never played them.
Which seems wrong.
I can promise to totally mess up the rules a few times. (sorry).
I can promise to do really really stupid things during the game (having not played the system before).
So, if you have patience, and want to trounce somebody, this could be fun!
Let me know. 
Burma is probably what I would prefer but, I have several others.
(except case blue, sadly, I did have an unopened copy that I sold years ago before I knew it was hard to get…)
Troy.
Thus spake tenglish:
Hi there.
I have a number of OCS games, yet I’ve never played them.
Which seems wrong.
I can promise to totally mess up the rules a few times. (sorry).
I can promise to do really really stupid things during the game (having
not played the system before).
So, if you have patience, and want to trounce somebody, this could be
fun!
Let me know. 
Burma is probably what I would prefer but, I have several others.
(except case blue, sadly, I did have an unopened copy that I sold years
ago before I knew it was hard to get…)
Troy.
A bit of advice: My understanding is that Burma is one of the least
forgiving games in the OCS series due to the tightness of supply. The
one always I see recommended as the best to start with is Tunisia, if
you happen to have it.
–
J.
I am always up for a Burma game. Just a heads up the Allies tend to be easier to play with a bit more of a margin of error than the Japanese. But it is an excellent game in just about every way. It might be my favorite of all time. But I have a real soft spot for the Imphal Kohima campaign. Utterly fascinating.
I’ll PM you with contact info
Still looking for Burma opponent?
I dont have the game but I played a couple scenarios a couple of years back. Recently been reading about William Slim, cant wait to play it again.
Let me know.
Cheers!
Lei