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here =>

http://www.worthplaying.com/article.php?sid=31866

In addition to a tutorial mission, the game includes several scenarios that range from just a few short turns, to the main campaign of 1778 that lasts 30 turns.

This is what is delivered in the press preview version. In the full version there is 3 campaigns of 80 to 100 turns each + the 1778 mini-campaign (30 turns) and 11 additional scenarios.

Well BOA seems to be getting some good pre-release buzz. Is there an option to buy the physical copy of BOA and while waiting, to download the game digitally?

Of course, this is the basis of our working operation

You can order the game from the website and from next Wednesday 21st February onwards, you will also have the option to download it

This is to take into account the normal manufacturing lead time, as the game master goes to the factory on monday and it will take some days before we receive the physical boxes, manuals and CDs...

and afterwards, it's all in the hands of the various postal services

Pocus wrote:here =>

http://www.worthplaying.com/article.php?sid=31866


This is what is delivered in the press preview version. In the full version there is 3 campaigns of 80 to 100 turns each + the 1778 mini-campaign (30 turns) and 11 additional scenarios.

Some reviews knew that "the final version will include 14 scenarios (with three grand campaigns) covering both wars."

I guess this means I am superior. All hail Out of Eight!

Ah, sounds good PhilThib, and it seems that there is a physical manual as well. That is always very nice. The more I read and learn about this game, the more I anticipate it.

PhilThib wrote:...and afterwards, it's all in the hands of the various postal services

I hope the French postal service is better than the American one. :-)

Regards,
Feltan

"In the kingdom of the Blinds, one-eyed are Kings !"

old French saying

dont bet on that!