ibncalb
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Mine just arrived. I thought this thread would come in handy.
Plus I wanted to show off.
Plus I wanted to show off.
I call shenanigans. Everybody knows Jackson Kwan always receives the first copy of everything.Mine just arrived. I thought this thread would come in handy.
Plus I wanted to show off.
SCG should receive their share around Wednesday next weekI gotta wait....till I got the funds and till it reaches SCG in the UK.
That is not too long. Thanks.SCG should receive their share around Wednesday next week
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Can't explain that...here are samples from my proof set.The rules reference using yellow dot marines for one regiment, regular marines for another and red dot marines for a third.
My single countersheet didn't have any red dot marines. It does however have no dot marines who I guess stand in for the red dot marines.
This makes sense if you have the game.
1) When I hand drew the map I did not pay attention to having the A1 in the upper left corner it just didn't matter as far as making the map. After I drew the map I then laid out the scenarios...you know set up on hex CC14, or within four hexes of M45 whatever, and I began PT etc etc. Later I sent the map to Tuomo to begin to take real form. He scanned my original and went to work. We spotted this at some point, can't remember when. But I and I alone made the decision not realign the map, b/c it would mean redoing the scenarios, by now on cards, and the chance for errors to slip in.Why is the Seoul Map hexgrid printed in the opposite sense to the map text?
Agreed. In fact it's quite equitable for the two players to each have some map text3) There is no effect of any of this on play.
But we like blaming Tuomo for stuff ... ?1) When I hand drew the map I did not pay attention to having the A1 in the upper left corner it just didn't matter as far as making the map. After I drew the map I then laid out the scenarios...you know set up on hex CC14, or within four hexes of M45 whatever, and I began PT etc etc. Later I sent the map to Tuomo to begin to take real form. He scanned my original and went to work. We spotted this at some point, can't remember when. But I and I alone made the decision not realign the map, b/c it would mean redoing the scenarios, by now on cards, and the chance for errors to slip in.
2) Map text (EX: "Seoul Train Station") on "real maps" is aligned to be read with the map oriented north that was maintained here.
3) There is no effect of any of this on play.
No that is not fair on him. He did pressure me, and I did not given in. I was too afraid of a transposition error/s, sure likely they would have been caught in due course, and everything would be fine. But I was still worried. Also as the Hulk (Closier) does the card layout, and this takes up time out of his day for this and does such a nice job, I couldn't bring myself to ask him to re-do 21 cards and the CG cards too. So blame me alone.But we like blaming Tuomo for stuff ... ?
I suppose it will look strange and possibly a little irritating at first but I suspect I will barely notice it after a little while. The physical durability of and presence/absence of glossy glare from the map will be far more important to me, especially long term. Badly cut counters would be an entirely different matter, that would require my special calming mixture. Rage chewing said bad counters helps as well.It will cause Paul M. Weir's OCD to flare up a bit, but he can have an extra cigarette ration, I'll see he gets it.