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18 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: Man, fuck Rome.
18 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: Man, fuck Rome.
19 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: Carthage is interesting.
19 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: I feel like Carthage and Rome generally go for as many boats as possible. Egypt and Persia seem more troop focused. Greece seems like the hardest to play.
19 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: Is this a bad time to mention I've never played diplomacy?
19 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: Just enter hold for all of your units. You'll be fine.
20 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: I also have never played diplomacy. What happens if two units try to move into the same area simultaneously?
20 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: They bounce back to where they came.
20 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: https://www.wizards.com/avalonhill/rules/diplomacy.pdf
20 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: You will often have a middle zone with two parties both trying to get it and bouncing back each turn unless something changes.
20 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: why have the turns not updated
20 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: Alex and Matt haven't readied up.
21 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 1: To clarify going forward (had a huge info dump on the facebook chat which might be hard to read through), there are two steps to submitting orders for this site. 1) Save. This means that the orders won't disappear when you reload the page or something. They will also be automatically executed at the end of the round. 2) Ready. This means that you are ready to have the orders executed as soon as everyone else is also ready, or the turn ends.
21 Nov 15 UTC	Autumn, 1: One more reminder so you don't ruin your game early. You can only conquer new points at the end of fall. If you move a unit off a control point, and leave it empty at the end of this turn, you don't get it. Once it is yours at the end of this turn, you can move off it with no problem.
27 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 2: That is a lot of boats Mike. How are you going to fit them all in the Adriatic Sea?
27 Nov 15 UTC	Spring, 2: It won't be easy but I'm committed to trying.
02 Dec 15 UTC	Autumn, 2: I didn't realize at first what a nice no-mans land that Persia and Greece have there. I feel really awkward about the border between Egypt and Carthage because literally every place is a supply center.
02 Dec 15 UTC	Autumn, 2: I didn't realize at first what a nice no-mans land that Persia and Greece have there. I feel really awkward about the border between Egypt and Carthage because literally every place is a supply center.
02 Dec 15 UTC	Autumn, 2: I didn't realize at first what a nice no-mans land that Persia and Greece have there. I feel really awkward about the border between Egypt and Carthage because literally every place is a supply center.
02 Dec 15 UTC	Autumn, 2: Please disregard 2 of the above statements. Thought if I went to another tab and back then refreshing wouldn't cause the repeat.