Sorry for your loss, Paul.  Sad to see another hero go.  At least now he has seen the end of war.

That is some awesome tray porn, Wolf.  I need that…

Sweet.  Thank you, Krieg!

Real quick.  Can you move naval units in to a contested sea zone, but not conduct combat, just leaving them there for the opposing navy to have to choose whether to attack to move, or otherwise, on their turn?  I thought I read that as such, that the naval units to not have to conduct combat when moving in to a contested zone, but still roll for mine damage at enemy port areas.

You’re right.  You were a jerk about it, but you’re right.

The WWI version of Sealion, is, technically, the Battle of Jutland.  So, it did happen, it just wasn’t well-organized.

@corporal:

Still love this game….we play this or Global 1940 or HBG 1939 and sometimes Anniversary Edition

Man, I want HBG 1939 so bad…  I’m jealous.

And if you feel like being more experimental, swap that fighter purchase for a transport and shovel over 2 inf. and 2 art. on T2.  Though, if it’s too crowded in Tuscany, that might be futile and a waste.  However, it would be fun to make Italy sweat even more.

Thanks, brother.

@Yavid:

Is there any plans on adding A&A 1914 to the TripleA line up?

Yeah, there are a few WWI maps and modes in there, already.  Domination 1914:  No Man’s Land is pretty great, as well as Great War.  However, now, with the updated client, I cannot get a Lebowski edition one that I loved, from before.  It had playable nations such as Portugal and China, etc.  Otherwise, the few I mentioned are fun, but they are on the same engine and ruleset (not like 1914 one roll per combat/defense per round).

That’s really unfortunate for you EU boys.  Besides a few waits on restocking, here, in the states, HBG has saved me at least $60 (or roughly half the price I paid for 1914) purchasing additional pieces for it.  Now, this is all inclusive with the additional pieces I purchased for my other versions, as well.  So, in my case, it was really not worth it purchasing an entire other copy.

Must have additional pieces, for me, were:  Dice, GE Inf., RU Inf., Brit. Inf., roundels, and stacking chips.  Other than those, it’s just been nit-picky for what I wanted, not needed.