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Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 03 February 2021, 09:37
by Appleton
Thank you so much for making this. I've been wanting to play this game IRL for so long but it has never happened. Now, finally I can!
Thank you!!
Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 03 February 2021, 15:59
by PylonMawby
I am happy to see a WWII strategy game arrive on BGA. I for one will be giving it a try. I have played many war games over the years on many different platforms. From Roman domination to Napoleonic wars. From PTO on PlayStation, to Call of Duty and Medal of Honour. These kind of strategy games are intriguing and it's good that the political side of this conflict has been included. I'll be trying it out solo to begin with.
Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 03 February 2021, 21:55
by Pendragon13uk
shadowphiar wrote: ↑01 February 2021, 17:56
Andrew Pearce wrote: ↑01 February 2021, 17:04
Struggling to find Flanders in the game picture.
On the North coast of Belgium.
I don't need to read anymore, you sir, have won the internet
Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 04 February 2021, 06:48
by Shui Bao Bao
So excited to have this on BGA! Thank you Lunalol for the huge amount of work you put into this!
I've always been intrigued by GMT games but too intimated by their rulebooks to learn them in real life, so BGA will be perfect to help me learn.
Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 04 February 2021, 16:53
by SailingGuy
Great work devs. Is there any way to zoom-out the map to see the "bigger picture"?
Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 04 February 2021, 18:52
by Lunalol
SailingGuy wrote: ↑04 February 2021, 16:53
Great work devs. Is there any way to zoom-out the map to see the "bigger picture"?
Ctrl + wheel or red menu button (left-right)
Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 04 February 2021, 19:35
by Pentallion
Alex700 wrote: ↑02 February 2021, 08:28
When I read the first comments, I really thought they were ironic.
Then I was disturbed.
For me, this website was a great place to come together with people from all over the world, to have fun.
It makes me feel uncomfortable to see such an enthusiasm to reenact this world dividing war.
So chess disturbs you?
Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 04 February 2021, 21:54
by klkitchens
Lunalol wrote: ↑01 February 2021, 20:56
Jer3my wrote: ↑01 February 2021, 19:47
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
There is something that you gamers have a hard time understanding.
If a game is on BGA it's not because you like it, but because an anonymous, volunteer developer had the crazy idea of wasting hours and hours developing a game that he likes.
So don't expect too much that another GMT game will appear quickly on BGA, the investment is too large. (for example, see what a wargame costs on the m.tr.x game website). But if you want to discuss so that will be next,
I will let you create a dedicated chat room.
The next ONE, but not for this year, should be, perhaps, next Salvatore Vasta one:
- USE mechanics applied to WWI (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKmTb9p_jwQ). If Sal agrees, let's pray for it.
Perhaps you should have said "There is something gamers are not aware of." saying it's something they don't "understand" is just unnecessarily and incorrectly insulting.
Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 04 February 2021, 21:56
by klkitchens
Lunalol wrote: ↑01 February 2021, 20:58
fafa-fr wrote: ↑01 February 2021, 20:55
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.
Sorry, but GMT links are all too OLD, living rules are on BGG only.
GMT links are typically kept very current.
BGG requires you to have an account to download files, so that's NOT a good site a third party should be linking to at all.
Re: Unconditional Surrender! World War 2 in Europe: a title as serious as the game, and you can't read this on Frontpage
Posted: 04 February 2021, 21:59
by klkitchens
Alex700 wrote: ↑02 February 2021, 08:28
When I read the first comments, I really thought they were ironic.
Then I was disturbed.
For me, this website was a great place to come together with people from all over the world, to have fun.
It makes me feel uncomfortable to see such an enthusiasm to reenact this world dividing war.
People have fun playing wargames and learning history. Nothing to be uncomfortable about all. If you don't want to play, don't play. I hate games with magic themes, but it doesn't make me uncomfortable that they are here taking up space on BGA... I just don't bother playing them. Simple.