If you save your orders, the game will not process until the full phase has passed. If everyone readies up, the game will process sooner. Either way, your orders will be processed and you will not CD.

No need to ready. If everyone readies, then the turn progresses immediately. Otherwise, it doesn't really matter if you ready r not.

Don't mind Nigee. He's our forum's resident pathetic attempt at bad humor.

I actually find Nigee quite entertaining and enjoy his posts a great deal. This was not one of his best, though, since there were three questions in the OP and only one ambiguous 'yes' as the reply.

@Mapu - Really? Huh. I guess there is someone for everyone.

And there you have it. Nigee is loved by those who can't distinguish 2 from 3.

The title of the post had a question too, wiseapple.

Well since three questions were asked and Nigee only gave one answer, and it was only correct for the last question, his "humor" kind of fell flat. And probably confused the poor sap that asked it.

The first question of the post merely reworded the question from the title more verbosely for clarification. The case for one question (the "or" bit isn't actually a separate question) is much more compelling than a case for 3.

Hey I have a question relating to this. I presume if you have entered all your orders but have not yet saved or readied them it will cause you to miss the phase. I'm talking mainly about a 5/ 10 min game. As often when playing I end up changing my mind after I have submitted moves, and I end up very quickly changing my orders right next to the deadline. But sometimes I fear that if I do that, I may not press save or ready in time and miss the phase entirely.

So basically, if the orders are input on the page, but you haven't ticked it yet. Is that always a missed phase. I presume yes, but I just want some confirmation.

Yes, but once you save your first set of orders, you're safe with that set even if you start editing. Your best bet is to input your first set of orders, save them, and then change if need be.

In the scenario where you've put in an initial set of orders and saved them, and are then trying to decide whether to change them up and whether you have time to make all the changes that need to happen together, it works out pretty well. Make the mass changes you want, double check them, and click Save again. If it is too late, then none of the changes take place. If it is not too late, then all of the changes take place.

What can catch you up is if you have your initial orders saved, and then plan on changing several units and you change some, save, change the others, and then when you try and save you've run out of time.

Bottom line, when changing your orders, only save when you are happy with the orders going through as you have them when you click save. You may or may not have time to make further changes.