Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage :)

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Sieht spannend aus und genau ein Wargame hat mir hier noch irgendwie gefehlt, also ab ans Regelstudium. :)
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Andrew Pearce wrote: 01 February 2021, 17:04 Struggling to find Flanders in the game picture.
On the North coast of Belgium.
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WOW ! Talk about news...this is NEWS ! Very happy to see GMT games being implemented on BGA. Like many other players, I hope this is just the start of a GMT series on BGA. Big thumbs up for this 1 !!
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really happy to see complex games in BGA! Congrats to you and to GMT! May I wish for an 1846 BGA implementation?
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As so many have already said, good to say a wargame on here, and one with some depth too. Had a few goes of the June 1940 scenario. Obviously some polish required, but hey its a massive undertaken - well done devs.

Is it me, or does it remind anyone of Advanced Third Reich?

And to those who don't approve of the context/content of the game, fine, but should everyone be restricted by your ethos?
Come on, even chess is a militaristic game...
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Why do i need to register on boardgamegeek.com when i want to read rules of a BGA game?
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Wonderful to see this here. Congratulations to the developer for such a monumental achievement!

This is not at all complaining, because I'm extremely pleased this option is here, but I am slightly puzzled that this was the first GMT to make it here. I suspect some of the lighter ones would be palatable to a larger audience. Some of the mid weight ones would be great but even more popular would probably be the Lunchtime Series. I certainly hope that GMT gives permission for something from the Lunchtime Series to be here. Even having one of those on here might promote sales for the whole Lunchtime Series. Say, Gene, I hope you're listening ;-)
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So i wish me one of these three 1846, Successors or Time of Crisis. Congrats and welcome GMT.
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Incredible job done on this one - looking forward to sinking many hours into it!
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MZperX wrote: 01 February 2021, 19:39 Why do i need to register on boardgamegeek.com when i want to read rules of a BGA game?
Because nobody has yet bothered going to GMT website (same for some other games) to find the official links and add them to the game page.
Anyone can do this (not only the developer or BGA team). I've done part of the job :
USE page on GMT website
Anyone can copy the links and add them.
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