van y vuelven a sacar este que aún se puede conseguir, aún hace poco hasta estaba de oferta.
• Instead of armies, fleets, forts, and control pieces, players now have only control pieces that represent a "presence". Armies and fleets are represented by cards – with each player having a set of cards – that can be played during a battle by paying the monetary cost.• All of the tiles in SoE have been replaced with a display in the lower-right section of the game board that includes spaces for advancements, support and trade. A player places a piece in a certain location to show that he has a particular advantage, which makes a player's abilities easier to notice and plan for during the game, especially with a large group.• The player turn sequence is simpler and more straightforward, with a player first placing one of his pieces in an empty spot on the display, then conducting one attack. No purchsing of units, no movement, no colonization, etc.Says Blennemann, "Is Zeitalter der Vernunft a better game? I can't answer this. To my mind it is the faster, more elegant and more modern game – plus it has much better graphics. It retains Martin's brilliant alliance system."
Tyros, After the flood, Princes of renaissance... son solo tres de los malditos juegos de Wallace que merecen la pena y estan completamente descatalogados y van y vuelven a sacar este que aún se puede conseguir, aún hace poco hasta estaba de oferta.En fin...
Si acabo de verlo aquí están las diferencias.
La 1ª pregunta es: que diferencias hay entre el shogun y el viejo wallestein.
La 2ª pregunta es: que han mejorado en esta nueva reedicion, ahora es mejor que el Shogun?
La 3ª pregunta es: que leches son las expansiones que trae? (no se si es lo mismo que pregunto en la 2ª pregunta)