Autumn, 1994: what's the difference between a support move and hold
25 Feb 14 UTC
Autumn, 1994: When you support a move, you are adding strength to its attack. So if you're attacking an enemy supply center with one territory, and you are supporting that move from another territory, that means you have the force of two units going there. You will win if the supply center unit is not being support held.
When you support hold, you aren't helping the unit move, you're helping it stand its ground. So if another player attacks a supply center, supported by a unit, and you use a support hold on it, nothing will happen, because it's two against two then.
(I hope that explanation made sense. It was kind of long.)
26 Feb 14 UTC
Autumn, 1994: I think it makes sense.
26 Feb 14 UTC
Autumn, 1994: I think it makes sense.
27 Feb 14 UTC
Spring, 1995: I think it makes sense.
28 Feb 14 UTC
Autumn, 1995: I think it makes sense.
01 Mar 14 UTC
Autumn, 1995: I think it makes sense.
01 Mar 14 UTC
Autumn, 1995: I think it makes sense.
02 Mar 14 UTC
Spring, 1996: I think it makes sense.
06 Mar 14 UTC
Autumn, 1997: Aaah idk about y'all but the game fucked up my last moves
06 Mar 14 UTC
Autumn, 1997: vote to cancel?
06 Mar 14 UTC
Autumn, 1997: sorry i like mine? what did it fuck up?
Postmodern Diplomacy
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