@jonahawesome said in Cold War / Using AA 1940 Global war board:
I’m setting it in the mid-1950s / Late
Experimenting with it and making I can get some ideas from y’all
The Great War 1914-1918: Clash of Empires
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Would putting the project on kickstarter do any help?
We thought about that, but the game is basically done already, funding already occurred in other words. Don’t worry its coming soon.
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Yes YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES! THANK YOU!
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@Imperious:
Would putting the project on kickstarter do any help?
We thought about that, but the game is basically done already, funding already occurred in other words. Don’t worry its coming soon.
Done or not, Kickstarter is a good route to go to get additional eyes on the game. Using Kickstarter does not require that you actually need the funds to create the game. Many companies are using it essentially as a pre-order system.
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I’d be willing to help kickstart it. We need a good WW I game.
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Yep, we sure do need one!
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A BGG page wouldn’t do it any harm.
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A BGG page wouldn’t do it any harm.
Oy vey, there’s no BGG page for this yet?
If it’s essentially ready to manufacture, get that BGG page up asap! It may seem trivial to many but it’s a great tool to have available, including for the end users who track their gameplays/wins/losses/scores/etc throughout the year (like myself).
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Yes a BGG page would do well.
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IL, I can’t tell you how many times I use BGG as resource. I’m with everyone, it can reach people who may not know about this website. :-)
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Well can somebody start one? I cant for reasons i can elaborate latter.
just make it basic, ill load up pictures and add content
thanks to anybody.
Pegasus Hobbies is producer
Imperious Leader and Brian Bradford Designer
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Just found this yesterday and made an account because I want one so badly. Any new news?
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Coming out this year for sure, don’t know date. Playing tomorrow will take pictures
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Ok thanks for the hard work
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Is the game still going or are there pictures?
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done. pics soon
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It looks incredible I can’t wait to order one
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Looks awesome IL. I thought it was going to be a global game I must have been thinking about something else. I hope to get a copy of this someday.
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As an option, i offer a free download of a full Africa map to use as a sideshow game. A global map makes no sense for Asia since German colonies are mostly undefended and they had just a few cruisers causing problems.
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As you can see the game is done except we need to get the rules explained very well and that means rewrite after rewrite. Producer did acknowledge that this will be done this year BTW.
The set up has also changed in favor of less pieces overall starting but in due time i will post the other setups which all have more player options which i am in favor of. Also, working on a 1917 setup so all or most players will start game with most technologies and USA is a player
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