[Andreas Lundin]

http://limeyyankgames.co.uk/eu-shipping-service

[Delirium]

Japp, men bara för preorders, vill jag minnas?

[Elias Nordling]

Och Burma är inte med på listan?

[Fredrik H]

Hm, det kan ju stämma. Jag har ju preordrat av dem en gång av just det skälet. Tack för påminnelsen!

[Kanger]

Det är Legion som har dealen. Randy skickar i bulk till en person i Storbritannien som där och då fixar allt tull-schaffs. Sen skickar han vidare till slutkunderna inom EU.

Randy lägger på en fast avgift på alla beställningar, preorders liksom afterorders, som täcker frakt, tull, moms, il rubbo grande.

[Kanger]

Här är introduktionen (från början av reglerna) till spelet:


NEMESIS

"The spirit of divine retribution against those who succumb to hubris"

Burma campaign in 1944 was the very definition of absurdity. Even though it did not contribute to Japan's defeat, it still hosted many of the most colorful personalities of the war. There was the flamboyant royalty Mountbatten who went from commanding destroyers and planning the disastrous Dieppe raid to becoming the Supreme Commander of India and Burma. There was Slim, Britain's greatest general during WW2, who utterly defeated the Japanese in Burma. There was Wingate, Churchill's protégé who was highly controversial (and considered by many as certifiably insane). There was the American general Stilwell who hated the British and Chinese leadership, except those who actually fought. There was Chiang Kai-Shek, the incompetent and corrupt generalissimo of China, who exhausted everyone's patience.

Churchill's main concern was to restore Britain's colonial empire. His main focus was on Singapore rather than Burma. Mountbatten realized that he had to fight in Burma but preferred an amphibious assault further south instead. Slim was set on fighting the Japanese in the north but wanted to meet them while defending the mountainous border area between Burma and India. Wingate preferred to land troops in the midst of the Japanese instead. Roosevelt did not want to fight in Burma at all, except if it could open a land route to China for lend-lease. Stilwell, who just wanted to fight the Japanese and support the Chinese, understood that building a Burma road was the only way of making Roosevelt endorse an American engagement there. Chiang Kai-Shek, who did not want to fight the Japanese, was only interested in stealing the lend-lease and stashing it for the coming showdown with the communists.

The problem of different strategies was solved when Mutaguchi, the Japanese commander of the forces facing India, decided that the best way to defend Burma was to attack. While his colleagues kept the British Chindit units in their midst, as well as the Chinese forces to the east in Yunnan, and those to the north led by Stilwell, at bay, he attacked, with virtually no supply, a larger British force defending in the Indian border mountains. Why not, it worked in 1942. But this time the Japanese met their Nemesis.

Welcome to Burma

[Kanger]

Hepp, nu är man Fänrik

[Elias Nordling]

Där satt den!

Lika många meddelanden till och du blir befordrad igen 

[magnus lindström]

Opassande med en till Nemesis samtidigt...

http://www.hfdgames.com/nemesis.html

[Kanger]

Jo, irriterande att någon annan hinner ta titeln först.

[Kanger]

[Kanger]

[Kanger]

Hela Nemesis kartan

http://kangerproject.com/burma/Burma.jpg

Beta-reglerna 1.0

http://talk.consimworld.com/WebX?233@@.1ddbd1e7/137!enclosure=.1ddc5a10

[Kanger]

Preorders görs här:

http://www.legionwargames.com/legion_NEM.html

[Strv102r]

Det är ju bara ett "must have"!