Saipan 1944

[J6A]

Darn it, I had already pre-ordered, I mean early ordered it. :-{. Don't blame you Jay, without testing on the new maps and with the new counter values, your reputation as a designer could be severely compromised.

Jay has a special "6" ranking for all of the scenarios to help with that.

[JayTownsend]

From AP’s newsletter:


Release is Imminent!

Parts are rolling in now and we’re looking to ship this game any day now.

SPECIAL NOTE: We have only a limited supply of black boxes, so we won’t be shipping this game to distributors for a while.

[Michael Murphy]

Excellent, my precious! (Rubs hands together in evil glee).

[larry marak]

Forget the game, I want more black boxes!

[J6A]

It will probably show up while I'm at BGG.con, curse the luck...maybe. I still have 2 weeks.

[Hugmenot]

You're going to BGG and you're cursing your luck?

Laser-cut rationality I think you're a victim of, young Jedi.

[J6A]

Hey, I have to work there! That's pretty much the only way I was going to afford it this year.

But if anyone else is going and wants to play some PG, let me know.

[JayTownsend]

Just wondering but In supplements what do you guy like better, more maps or more counters?

[larry marak]

If its a theatre where there is already an order of battle available from boxed games, maps would be great. I.e. a supplement for actions in Anvil-Dragoon with one or two new maps. Each map opens up worlds of possibilities.

[J6A]

I'm in agreement with larry. More maps = more maps that can be used in other supplements. I don't mind scenario-only supplements if they are good scenarios. I like more counters the most in something like War on the Equator where they are totally new armies.