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- Video of Von Manstein's Triumph, a game designed by Francisco Ronco and published by NAC Wargames. This video is based on the Example of Play found in the Playbook of this game.
WARNING: Wargaming videos such as this one, are related to board games that simulate war, with all the destruction, ravages and death associated to such human conflicts. At times, the games and videos will include references to nefarious historical figures, such as, for example: Attila the Hun, Shaka Zulu, Adolf Hitler and Mao Zedong. Viewer discretion is advised.
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Great Wargame and fantastic production from NAC Wargames & Ediciones MasQueOca. The creator, Paco Ronco, show us (again) his knowledge in the design of wargames. He take a previous creation, "Santa Cruz 1797", a Card Driven Game from Iván Cáceres, and destilate a more complex and deeper game and give us to the Russian Campaign in Sevastopol in Summer of 1944. The artist is Iván Cáceres, who create an illustration very inspired in the progranda of both side in the World War II.
why is there never a swastika in these games? it was the symbol of ww2 Germany. they just don’t look right without it. i understand obviously it may be considered “offensive” but in my opinion it is historically accurate. the hammer and sickle can also be considered offensive,which oppressed and killed millions for 50 years, but it’s always there and never a problem.
I couldn’t agree more. That’s like not using the Roman eagle in games because the Romans conquered and plundered. The folks at SPI used the swastika prominently in the map for The Plot to Assassinate Hitler and many of the designers there were Jewish. People that understand history have no fear of historical symbols in wargames. It’s part of history.
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glad you agree Joe. btw you do fantastic reviews and how to plays. i appreciate your work and look forward to your videos. thank u
Not all swastikas were removed from this game. I dare you to look for the few left ;-)
For good or ill, it's because of CAPITALISM. In some countries, swastikas are legally permissible only in news casts, history books, historical documentaries,, and university lectures. If you want to sell your entertainment product (games, comic books, etc.) in these countries, you can't feature Nazi symbology. Note to game designers: JUST USE THE 'BALKAN' CROSS ("Balkenkreuz") instead of a swastika. The Balkan cross is the Wehrmacht symbol painted on EVERY tank and aircraft used by Nazi Germany -- and it's not a swastika.
This game looks so cool
Great video! Many thanks!
My pleasure in making the video, Francisco! The game is a real treat! Cheers!
thank you sir looks good😃
Thank you, E-4!
This game looks great. Can you get it in the USA?
Noble Knight now carries NAC Wargames. It should be soon available from them.
@@StukaJoe Thanks so much!