Assume a player misses turns and is kicked out of the game for that reason.

Assume the player has 5 spoils.

If I eliminate that player, do I get his/her spoils?

I appreciate the apology, even though it was made after I was given a low rating.

Petrocelli

no and yes.

Yes make whatever truces you feel comfortable with, especially if you are in a weak state, another player is in a weak state and you need to work together to kill the gameleader... Obviously you should already work together to accomplish that goal, but a spoken word sometimes helps ...

Metsfanmax wrote:In short: Yes, you were right to consider the truce offer implicitly declined.

This is what I thought.

If someone logs in, moves, and does not accept a truce, I assume the truce is declined.

In this game, the following occurred:

http://www.conquerclub.com/game.php?game=8714472

On 4-4-2011 at 12:35, I offered a 5 turn truce to Mr. Sour.
on 4-4-2011 at 17:38, Mr. Sour attacked me and took a region from me. (He took Astana, which would have prevented me from holding ...

Thanks for the reply. I made the post in the game chat, so I am OK.

I am in a flat rate, classic map game that has been going on for a couple weeks.

One player is getting much stronger and now holds Europe, Asia and Australia.

I posted to the chat area suggesting that we gang up on him.

I am a relative newbie. Is such a posting against the rules? Even if it is ...

I think I figured out "chain".

"With chained reinforcements, you can reinforce once and from a region connected by regions you own.

With adjacent reinforcements, you can reinforce once and only from a direct neighbour. This requires you to plan your deployment and advances more carefully.

With ...

Two terms I have seen used are "chain" (in reference to supply) and "fort".

What do these words mean?

Is there a place that defines these terms?

Thank you.

Petrocelli

I love strategy games, and signed up yesterday. I am currently in 4 games, and intend to learn by trial and error. (It is a little difficult because I am playing with the Fog of War, and can't see many moves, but that's another story....)

My question: Is there one article or thread that you would ...

As a general rule, in a freestyle game, is it better to make your moves first, last, or somewhere in the middle?

Thanks.

Petrocelli

Thanks. (Duh.) I feel a lot smarter now.

Thank you for your response.

Where do I find the rules setting forth that information?

Petrocelli

I am in my first game and am playing on a map with a missle on the left. The maps are of the USA and USSR.

I ended my first turn. I have a "USA Launch Code."

Can someone please tell me what I do with this at the start of my next turn?

Thanks.

Petrocelli