Extra pieces needed to make this realistically playable

@Wittmann Thanks!

@mendieta:

i made order on HBGeu, man who work there is called Delaja, you can ask what you want and you will get answer next day. My shiping cost to Macedonia where 7 eu,( igot invoice on e mail, but i dont pay this shipping cost because my order was +50 eu. Also got track number)

Yeah, HBGeu is situated in the Netherlands so the shipping costs are really low for me (Belgium).
It just sucks that they don’t have any German sets for A&A 1914 left…

Thank you drsnidely, I’m sorry about the weird question I understand now and just figured out that you must have all conditions to occur the revolution I thought just one. :oops:

FYI, HBG has a few sets of chips up for purchase. They appear to be going quick!

Thanks for the input, are there any other opinions out there?

@Imperious:

http://www.hark.com/clips/nrbwjmksxg-a-new-car

No it was one of those cheap cars under 20K. Typical.

I wonder if it came with all four wheels…

I didnt get anything from wotc, no pieces no car…
Think I´ll buy another two games.

@Koningstiger:

I wonder how they handled this during “playtesting”.

I also wonder what the general consensus was on the unrestricted submarine warfare rule as written. Did they really not notice during playtesting that this rule was entirely uselless in this form?

Well i can imagine the playtesters saying “tts in europe too small we need marshaling cards”
And WOC saying “ok…wait that cost more money, F*** that”
WOC also says “Play testing over, we will fix any problems in the 2nd editions while taking every ones money again”

@The-Janus said in Playable Nations in 1914:

defensive

Actually The King of Greece was married to the Kaiser’s sister and was more inclined to support the central powers. It was only due to a allied supported civil war that pushed Greece over to the Allies.