Manual game - missing first turn

[Luke035]

I suppose I may find out soon enough, but for future reference on the chance that this newbie gets a clue and drops his armies in the next 12 hours, what happens in a manual deployment game when a player misses his first turn. Are his troops just deployed as if it were an automatic game, or does something else happen with his territories? I'm in a game http://www.conquerclub.com/game.php?game=6381615 with THREE newbies, but two of them have deployed. IF the remaining player deadbeats, I am wondering if his initial territories will serve as strategic barriers/defenses with 3 neutral armies or something different. I want to plan accordingly.

[Streaker]

They will drop like it were automatical. 2 per region.

[Luke035]

Thanks. I know there is always the chance that the guy will come back, but if he deadbeats out, it will likely affect my game play strategy. So it is good to know what to expect as neutral barriers from the outset.

[Koganosi]

Last time I saw someone mising there werent auto deployed. So he misses all troops that is how it is. I dont know the game number anymore but this question has been asked more just search.

Urs

Koganosi

[Streaker]

Last time I saw someone mising there werent auto deployed. So he misses all troops that is how it is. I dont know the game number anymore but this question has been asked more just search.

Urs

Koganosi

That is if you miss a normal turn
Missing your deployment turn in manual (this counts as round 1) will auto deploy 2 per region.

[SirSebstar]

check this out
''With manual initial troops, each region is initially populated with 1 troop and during the first round of the game players deploy the rest wherever they see fit. During this first round, you cannot see your opponents' deployments and all players can play simultaneously. When players miss the first round their armies are automatically deployed evenly.''
http://www.conquerclub.com/public.php?m ... tructions3

[Luke035]

My apologies to anyone I put out by not performing a search before posting this thread. (But often times, searching does no good if you don't use the exact phrasing or terms). And quite frankly, I never even thought about looking in the "Instructions" tab, thanks SirSebstar.

Turns out I probably have three deadbeat opponents (all noob rankings) in the game referenced in my OP. Ugh. I enjoy winning games, but not this way. Two deployed troops, one did not. Now one of the deployers has missed a round and the other I don't know about yet since it hasn't rolled back around to him yet.