@Sgt-Mclusky Unlike previous renditions of A+A I find that AA40 has so many options and paths to victory that were still playing it and seeing new strategies in my group. Granted I was late to the party with this version so I don’t have years of experience, but we do play an awful lot, and almost never see the same game twice.
Pacific 2nd Edition: Higher Quality Cardboard?
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Hi, I was just wondering if the new Pacific edition uses the higher quality cardboard of the Europe game? Thank you for answers!
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I thought you were making fun of the game by calling it higher quality cardboard.
I would agree if that were the case. :D
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Yes, the Pacific 1940 2nd Edition uses the thick, heavy duty cardboard like Europe 1940. Not that thin stuff like in Pacific 1940 1st edition.
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Yes, the Pacific 1940 2nd Edition uses the thick, heavy duty cardboard like Europe 1940. Not that thin stuff like in Pacific 1940 1st edition.
And as I recall, the roundels in the 2nd edition of Pacific 1940 and Europe 1940 are both printed on thick, black-backed cardboard. In the 1st edition, I think one of the games had white-backed roundels.
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@CWO:
Yes, the Pacific 1940 2nd Edition uses the thick, heavy duty cardboard like Europe 1940. Not that thin stuff like in Pacific 1940 1st edition.
And as I recall, the roundels in the 2nd edition of Pacific 1940 and Europe 1940 are both printed on thick, black-backed cardboard. In the 1st edition, I think one of the games had white-backed roundels.
You’re right Marc.





