Global War, 2nd edition - due 1\. November 2015

John Brown

Hey guys, the rules are up. Just go to the map, click it and there is a link to it by the accessories on HBG’S website. :-)

WILD BILL

Yea the rules are up, and it looks like they have shipped my map and other stuff today (says so in my account). I’m in Michigan so if it shipped today I have a shot at getting it by Friday from Oklahoma (assuming that’s where they shipped it from). ï¿½ Looks like the rules are now up too awesome I can print them at work and save my ink. ï¿½

PS the rules aren’t in my account at HBG like I thought they would be. You go to their site and go to click the link to Global War 1936-1945 (on the upper left in the grey section). Then click the map and look for the down load rules “here” .It is past the Choose Options in the Description section just under the map sizes and prices.

Oh BTW the rules are 63 pages

here is a direct link:

http://www.historicalboardgaming.com/assets/images/HBG Games/Global Games/1936/Rules/Global War 1936 Rules v1.0.pdf

General 6 Stars

Ha Ha ya $30.00 just to print. So much for the KISS affect. LOL

LHoffman

Thanks for the link Bill.

General 6 Stars

Coach, are the setup charts going to be available on HBG site for downloading to ?

WILD BILL

@SS:

Coach,ï¿½ ï¿½ are the setup charts going to be available on HBG site for downloading to ?

I thought the set up charts and other players aids are coming with the map, but you are right it says there will be a digital download for the set-up etc…

John Brown

@WILD:

@SS:

Coach,ï¿½ ï¿½ are the setup charts going to be available on HBG site for downloading to ?

I thought the set up charts and other players aids are coming with the map, but you are right it says there will be a digital download for the set-up etc…

Wild Bill, if your digital downloads aren’t on there when it shipped, just send a message to Coach and he will get it to you, or will let you know when it is available.

John

HBG

1936 Rules are available on the website.
I will email the setups to everybody that pre-ordered the game tonight.
The Setups will then be a digital download when the game is purchased.
We are having the setup formatted nicer so i will resend them in a couple weeks, they will resemble the Rules formatting.

General 6 Stars

Thank you Coach. :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink:

sophiedog2

Is there also a setup for the 1939 simpler senario?

HBG

@sophiedog2:

Is there also a setup for the 1939 simpler senario?

It will be out in a few weeks

Warwick

Noticed the following

In the Neutral 36&39 set up a special note under under Iraq : “Germany or Italy can Align if they have infantry in adjacent land zone.”

Rules on Iraq alignment : “Iraq will Align with Germany at the end of any combat phase if there is a German or Italian land unit in any land zone adjacent to Iraq.” Table 4-6 Axis Alignment Conditions."

Can I assume the rules take precedent here?

Warwick

Also looking at set up I need cavalry, torpedo boats destroyers, and special infantry. (Militia/Paratrooper/Marines for each nations.)

I can cobble together markers for now but any idea how long until you have ‘official’ cav and TPD figures?

HBG

In the Spring!

sophiedog2

The German sheet mentions an optional Slovakian resistance rule, but no rule is in the book. Is there a rule?

Ben_D

I wonder why Canada hasn’t been made as it’s own nation, instead of how it is now (it seems); just being British like in A&A Global 1940. Is it possible to incorporate it easily?

WILD BILL

I got the E-mail with set-up and reference sheets yesterday (after I E-mailed HBG), but there was no Anzac National Ref Sheet (seems like there should be one). Just wondering if this was the case for everyone else, or did it get omitted just for me?

WILD BILL

Just an observation, the ref materials and set-up sheets look great (very colorful), but couldn’t they have been condensed. The Nation Ref Sheets for each nation are 2 pages and some 3 pages. There is a lot of material on those sheets, but as a “quick” reference guide reformatted to one sheet probably could have been done. Same with the build charts IMO, one sheet would have been great so you’re not flipping pages all the time. If both the Nat Ref Sheet and build sheets were one page each you could have put them back to back in a protective sheet so each player/nation would have one 2 sided page to use during games instead of flipping through 4 to 5 pages. Like I said its just an observation, but I will look to do this on my own (unless someone else wants to take the time and share LOL) :-D

Plus the fact that including the rules there are well over 100 pages to print off, but again to me it would be more about a quicker reference guide while playing so I’m not flipping pages constantly. I think both the set-up (including the neutrals) could also have been condensed to save ink as well.

Coach please don’t take this the wrong way, from what I’ve seen you guys have done a great job. This is just feedback intended to help streamline the necessary written materials to play this awesome game and reduce some of the clutter around the playing area (which just forced me to buy a frigging ping pong table so I could convert it to play on BTW) .

Warwick

Going to play this over Thanksgiving I am sure. Couple questions for clarity.

1. Only Aircraft Carriers are listed as a capitol ship. Typically Battleship would be as well, heavy cruisers could be based on size. However this might be intentional to restrict capitol ships to CVs. Are CVs (not lights) the only capitol Ships?

2. On the US setup a CV is listed as starting in the 3 box with 12 owed and a CA in the 3 box with 8 owed. I may be confused but shouldn’t the CV be in the 4 box if 12 is owed?

LHoffman

@Warwick:

1. Only Aircraft Carriers are listed as a capitol ship. Typically Battleship would be as well, heavy cruisers could be based on size. However this might be intentional to restrict capitol ships to CVs. Are CVs (not lights) the only capitol Ships?

I read the rulebook last night and when they defined “Capital Ship” they included both carriers and battleships. Light carriers were not, and should not be, considered capital ships. The rules do make this distinction in the Unit Section (12) but not in that preliminary capital ship definition.

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