Conquer Club

Might as well.

I have already recieved three. The rest should send.

Sent

sent

Turkey:
Bulgaria to Greece
Constantinople to Bulgaria
Ankra Hold

Italy:
Rome to Tunisia
TYN convoys Rome to Tunisia*
Piemonte to Marsellis
*Next time give ma an order to the army and the fleet. This normally would have failed. The reason is that you may convoy foriegn armies.

Germany:
HEL to Denmark
Munich to Ruhr
Berlin to Kiel

France:
Picardy to Belgium
Brest to English Channel (failed)
Spain to Marsellis (failed)

England:
North Sea to Norway
London to English Channel (failed)
Wales to London (failed)

Russia:
St Petersburg to BOT
Sevestopol to Romania (failed)
Galacia hold
Warsaw hold

Austria:
Budapest to Romania (failed
Vienna to Triste
Albania Hold

Builds:
England: 1
Italy: 1
Germany: 1
France: 2
Turkey: 2
Russia: 0
Austria: 0

This phase you do not give orders to your units. This phase you give orders to build and disband. If there is a positive number next to your nation, you give orders to build that number of units in your unoccupied home centers. If there is a negative number, you disband that many units. If there is zero, do nothing.

Oh yeah, for some of you, the support order would have done wonders. I suggest you use it more often.

Italy, the offer for a truce still stands

I liked that part. You ordered back home, but so did he, so you stayed in Spain. Nice work. If he was smart, he would of held and let you get back to Marsellis so you dont capture Spain.

everywhere116 wrote:I liked that part. You ordered back home, but so did he, so you stayed in Spain. Nice work. If he was smart, he would of held and let you get back to Marsellis so you dont capture Spain.

I still would have had Spain, but I wouldnt have had enough spaces for my builds

No you wouldnt. You would have lost Spain, because you didnt occupy it after the fall turn. Next Spring you can move from it and it still would be yours, but if you moved this fall it would have remained neutral.

so you have to be on the place in the fall turn for it to count?

yep

okay. I play it differently with my friends. I think this is the 'right' way though

This is. It allows a player to go through an ally's supply center without capturing it

everywhere116 wrote:Oh yeah, for some of you, the support order would have done wonders. I suggest you use it more often.

How would support help?

Fircoal wrote:

everywhere116 wrote:Oh yeah, for some of you, the support order would have done wonders. I suggest you use it more often.

How would support help?

It allows you to force yourself into other's territorry. Rightt now I can see a way Germany can get and stay in Holland and France cant do a darn thing.

Also, I see that the owner of Sweden has to be an expert diplomat. You can suppport foriegn units, you know.

everywhere116 wrote:

Fircoal wrote:

everywhere116 wrote:Oh yeah, for some of you, the support order would have done wonders. I suggest you use it more often.

How would support help?

It allows you to force yourself into other's territorry. Rightt now I can see a way Germany can get and stay in Holland and France cant do a darn thing.

How many supports can you do. and can you do it for fleets?

As many supports as units. They basically give that units power to another for that turn. But if the supporting unit is attacked the support is cut.

Yes, it works exactly the same way for fleets.

everywhere116 wrote:As many supports as units. They basically give that units power to another for that turn. But if the supporting unit is attacked the support is cut.

Yes, it works exactly the same way for fleets.

Wait so you get units power from other units. Does it matter where they are?

Lets take your English Channel situation. By not moving your fleet, you could have supported your flett in Liondon moive to the English Channel, which would have worked. Although, in this case, you wouldnt get Norway.

I short, you have to be able o move into the space the supported unit is moving into.

everywhere116 wrote:Lets take your English Channel situation. By not moving your fleet, you could have supported your flett in Liondon moive to the English Channel, which would have worked. Although, in this case, you wouldnt get Norway.

I short, you have to be able o move into the space the supported unit is moving into.

can an army support a fleet?

If its supporrting the fleet to a coast, yes. It cant support a fleet out at sea, because an army cannot move out to sea.

what if we moved two to one spot? would that cancel the opposing force?

So now we tell you troop deployments?