Mexico was not independent during the civil war. It was under French control.
The Great War 1914-1918: Clash of Empires
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August will be here before you know it. Can’t wait for this one.
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I will buy a copy for sure!!
IL you should post Front Reports like LH to increase excitement :wink:
So we could learn some Rules and were ready to play in August…
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Well i suppose i could do that with some rules posted in sections so people can learn the game. I am kinda busy but will make time to do this.
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I am very interested in this game also! Keep up the good work, I will await your updates.
Jeremy
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Well its February… According to IL this game will be released in less than 6 months.
Its sad that there is so few information about it yet.
Also a homepage would be nice…
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LOL. Ill call the producer today and see whats going on.
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Nice work, IL, looking forward to play it.
Any change you gonna make an entry at the BGG ?
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IL, do you have a page for this anywhere?
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Hi @ all,
im a big fan of A&A. I have also the special map of the Global Version 39 from HBG. I like the scenario of 1914 (I have the A&A version from it). Im from Germany. Could you please tell me where i can order the game when it is released. Can I order the version on the europe homepage from Historical boardgaming? This upcoming game looks fantastic. Please tell me where i can order it when it is finished.
Best regards
A. Aeffchen
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Hey,
I know this page. I ordered my Global 39 special map and extra pieces there. My question is, will the upcoming game The Great war 1914-1918 Clash of Empires sold on the page Historical boardgaming.eu? And can we get a few updates about the game please….
Best regards A. Aeffchen
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@Imperious:
LOL. Ill call the producer today and see whats going on.
So what did he say? Is the factory still there? Are the chinese workers satisfied? ;-)
Do I have to buy two copies like A&A14 to play the game?
IL, please give me something to write home about…
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Hello IL, still checking on this topic, would love to be able to secure a purchase of your board game when possible. Any news you could share?
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The producer says the other day that he is going for a release date before August 1st, and is going to China to sort things out. When he returns he will have a better picture.
Thats all i know.
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@Imperious:
he is going for a release date before August 1st
fantastic, so maybe we´ll be able to play this game on August 1st.
Still hoping to learn some rules…
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Will there be chips for large unit groups, or are the board spaces big enough to take 200 units?
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Will there be a site for Clash of Empires on boardgamegeek.com ?
Didn´t found one yet…
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Will there be chips for large unit groups, or are the board spaces big enough to take 200 units?
The map is huge. 5 feet by 4. plenty of space and it’s hardbound. chips in white, red, blue ( for 10).
Will there be a site for Clash of Empires on boardgamegeek.com ?
Go make one and use the images i have provided. One reason is we don’t have a firm date and BGG is full of games that didn’t get released when they said they would.
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@Imperious:
Go make one and use the images i have provided. One reason is we don’t have a firm date and BGG is full of games that didn’t get released when they said they would.
Right, BGG is packed with game designers that don’t commit
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It is full of fake game designers who have no actual games. Printing out ‘games’ from a home computer counts for zero IMO.
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