The Great War 1914-1918: Clash of Empires

@Chacmool:

Thanks John, so that means foot…

I always thought americans use inches when telling the mapsizes of boardgames.

But 5 x 3 would then be a pocket game �� :lol:

I will be traveling to the Dardanelles and Gallipoli on sunday for one week and visit the battlefields,
it would be nice to have something interesting to read on that journey, maybe some sneak previews
from your rulebook, IL?

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1 foot equals 12 inches and 12 inches equals 30.48 cm, according to the conversion to the metric system.

Does that help? :-)

An easy rule of thumb is that 1 meter (100 cm) is about the same as 1 yard (3 feet).

A classic Simpsons joke on the subject is Grandpa Simpson’s statement that “The metric system is a tool of the devil! My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead and that’s the way I likes it.”  40 rods to the hogshead apparently works out to about 10-and-a-half feet per gallon.

@CWO:

An easy rule of thumb is that 1 meter (100 cm) is about the same as 1 yard (3 feet).Â

A classic Simpsons joke on the subject is Grandpa Simpson’s statement that "The metric system is a tool of the devil! My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead and that’s the way I likes it."  40 rods to the hogshead apparently works out to about 10-and-a-half feet per gallon.

Thanks Marc for the help and explanation. That is a fun way to represent both systems. :-D

Thanks for the pictures IL, this thing looks great and I can’t wait for it’s release, I will definitely be buying one plus a complete set of extra pieces if you still plan on doing that,

Thanks again for all of your hard work on this!

@John:

Thanks Marc for the help and explanation. That is a fun way to represent both systems. :-D

Back in 1943, the French battleship Richelieu joined the Free French side and was sent to (I think) the New York Navy Yard for a major refurbishment.  The poor American shipyard workers got all sorts of headaches from this project because they were accustomed to working in the US version of imperial measurements while the Richelieu’s plans and components – probably all the way down to the level of its nuts and bolts – used the metric system.

@CWO:

@John:

Thanks Marc for the help and explanation. That is a fun way to represent both systems. :-D

Back in 1943, the French battleship Richelieu joined the Free French side and was sent to (I think) the New York Navy Yard for a major refurbishment.  The poor American shipyard workers got all sorts of headaches from this project because they were accustomed to working in the US version of imperial measurements while the Richelieu’s plans and components – probably all the way down to the level of its nuts and bolts – used the metric system.

I bet, LOL. I know I would have one for sure. :-D

:-D    Thanks for the info!

Does this game have an entry on BGG? I couldn’t find one. You should submit a request for an entry.

I asked them not to.

Flashy always knows best.

How is the Italian Entry working in your game?
Hopefully not the same ahistoric Austrian attack on Venice like in AA1914…

IL, can I order two copys directly from you??

Can´t wait. Do we get a mounted map? Will there be a deluxe version with painted figures shown in your posted photos?

Looks great!

Is there a release date? Location to buy/pre order?  Estimated price for the game?