Boardgame vs Computer Versions

Get ready for Mark H. Walker's Lock ‘n Load: Heroes of Stalingrad. This is the first complete computer game in the Lock ‘n Load series, covering the battles in and around Stalingrad during World War II.
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surfcandy
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Boardgame vs Computer Versions

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Hi I just purchased Heroes of Stalingrad. I noticed that the computer version has 120 PDF pages in the game manual compared to the 35 pages in the board game version.I saw there are some additions that I briefly read are added to the computer version and I'm sure manual format has something to do with it but why the vast difference in pages?
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Barthheart
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RE: Boardgame vs Computer Versions

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There are lots of pages just dealing with installing, loading and setup for the PC. Also there are some pages that deal with the example play through.
None of these are in the board game rule book.

Also the PC manual is formatted for 5.5x8.5 where as the board game manual is 8.5x11.

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