왜 장바구니 버튼이 안 보이지..@.@; (두리번 두리번)

한정판 이라면 안해도 가지고 있다면 가치가 있는데...

이것도 역시 18xx 시리즈 답게 플레잉타임이 360분이군요. 패스^^

1870이라도 디자이너룰로 돌려봤으면 원이 없겠네요...ㅡㅡ;;;;

최고의 계륵 18xx시리즈...... ㅡㅡ;

그러고 보니 제작중인 18xx시리즈 목록을 정리해놓은게 있었네요. 짜증날 정도로 많습니다. ㅡㅡ;;;
3월에 정리한 것이라 변경된 것도 있겠죠.
http://ento.ibbun.net/blog/?no=196&category=4

야후 18xx 그룹에서 온 메일에 포함된 1861에 관한 내용입니다.
Country: Tsarist Russia
Companies: 5 private, 16 minor, 8 public
Stock-market: 2D; placid; no par prices
Caplitalisation: Partial
Trains: 2-8, plus a couple of additional trains in the end-game.
Game-end: triggered by first 8-train. Game then ends after 3
operating rounds.
Bank size: R15,000, although bank size is largely superfluous.
Players: 3-6, although the designer is more comfortable with 3-5.
Playing time: 4-5 hours.
Major influences: 1841, 1837.
McGuffin 1: The Russian State Railway, into which trainless companies
are nationalised. Players are given (fairly generous) compensation
for these. Checks are made whenever trains rust (4s, 6s, 8s), and
apart from that any companies which fail to have a train at the end
of their turn are also nationalised.
McGuffin 2: Minor companies - which operate much as those in 18Scan -
can be merged or converted into public companies. Public companies
can also be started in their own right later in the game, but these
do not have a designated space on the board but instead start on any
unoccupied / undeveloped large station.

Overall impression: This is a really approachable 18xx game. The
nationalisation rules obviate any need for bankruptcy, and you have
to work quite hard to ruin your own position. As Steve points out