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RE: Purchase Price Questions.. - 12/5/2014 4:34:06 AM

riflebrigade

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Thank You for your prompt, helpful reply Erik I have sent my questions to the help desk.

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RE: Purchase Price Questions.. - 12/5/2014 5:51:06 AM

jnpoint

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ORIGINAL: Dorb

If price is an issue, just note, new games are always expensive, even more so when it is on a dying breed such as what we are interested in. Hey on the bright side you can always wait for 5-6 years for this to be cheaper on the X-mas sale. Just boils down to if you want it bad enough now or later. Myself, with limited game time, still working my way across the cold war in Flash Point. But think I will go grab WiE and expansions this year, as I have always wanted to give it ago, even if it is a time sink stopping other games. Will grab this soon, as the urge is just to great.(and give them time to work out any bugs which always happen.)
Cheers, and game on brothers.

Ps - wish it covered the early war too as Germany headed West. - Maybe an expansion...

Yes, I know. It's Matrix games so the price will be the same for a long time. But that is not an issue. It's all about fun. Will I have twice as much fun with this game as it is twice as expensive, then I'll buy it right away. If not I'll wait some years

The problem is that I do not know, so I am waiting to hear some response from the fans!

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RE: Purchase Price Questions.. - 12/5/2014 1:45:44 PM

Erik Rutins

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Hi jnpoint,

Have you played other similar wargames? If you've enjoyed them, you will certainly enjoy WITW. If not, but you are interested in these kinds of wargames, then WITW is probably one of the easier ones to get into. I can also recommend some others depending on your past wargaming experience and preference for complexity and theater.

Regards,

- Erik

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RE: Purchase Price Questions.. - 12/5/2014 6:21:29 PM

jnpoint

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I like complex games although many of my war games are not so complex

War games I have played and like - Advanced Tactics, Battle Academy 2, Close Combat, Unity of command, Flashpoint Campaigns: Red Storm.

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RE: Purchase Price Questions.. - 12/14/2014 10:10:39 PM

riflebrigade

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I have not had an answer from the help desk as to the following: -

"If I purchase the Download or Boxed Edition of the game from outside Australia why do you charge Tax as games can be purchase from outside Australia up to the value of A$1,000.00 without paying VAT or duty to Australian Customs?

Is Tax payable on purchases from Australia and if so what is the amount?

If the games is sent from outside Australia to Australia how do you pay Tax (VAT) to Australian Customs if it is not required?

What is the postage cost to send the boxed game to Australia?"

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