@LordPatrick thank you,
Also how do you do sieges and what benefits do forts give to defenders
Cold War: It's Finally Done
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Here is a pdf of the rules for the game. Axis and Allies_ Cold War 1955 - Google Docs.pdf Here is a linkto the google doc of it as well.
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Here is a pdf of the separate document mentioned in the rules. It has all the printouts. Its in two parts because its so big
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Apparently it has to be in 3 parts. PArt 2: PRINTABLEs - Google Docs part 2.pdf
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Sorry 4 parts I guess Part 3 PRINTABLEs - Google Docs part 3.pdf
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Okay I dont know how many there are going to be, theres a lot PRINTABLEs - Google Docs part 4.pdf
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Sorry it had to be in five parts but that should be all of it. If you just want to go to the google doc, click here.
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Here’s map.
Edit: Updated name on map
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Map tweaks
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@GEN-MANSTEIN
Hey GEN-MANSTEIN, its me!
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@Militarized-Milkmen
This looks interesting. If I can print I’ll play. Out of curiosity, is this a custom made project or a HBG related product? -
This is a custom game by Milk and me. I’ll PM you a message.
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@GEN-MANSTEIN @Militarized-Milkmen
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More stuff gonna be added to map. I basically did map and helped with some stuff but milk came up with most rules.
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@GEN-MANSTEIN
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Just exported the rules to PDF on my laptop. I’ll read the rest of them tonight.
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Be warned, a lot of problems have already come up with the rules during playtesting. The major rules won’t be changed so it’s still worth a read, but the games not playable yet. There will be new liberation rules, a fourth power, alliance objectives and advantages (national objective and advantages retooled for this game) and victory conditions will be completely removed and replaced with lose conditions.
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@MonsieurMurdoch We would live to work with you on this if your interested, I just don’t want you to get invested in a game and realise its cool on paper, but doesn’t work in practice
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@Militarized-Milkmen
I’m definitely interested! And I don’t mind that. It’s a fun project!
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