22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1860: (faded box): Hey hey. You ready to loose? |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1860: (faded box): I kidd gl to ya |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1860: Well, I've never played this variant before, so yes. :) |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1860: Back at ya. |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1860: Lol it's a fun one |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1860: I will say it's safest to always move to Kentucky first move |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1860: And Washington / Richmond are SCs |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1860: Well now you're making me question myself. |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Autumn, 1860: Hah why is that |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1861: Because it seemed like good advice but it was coming from the enemy. :P |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Autumn, 1861: Oh lol. I'm a friendly challenging the strategy of another friendly |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Autumn, 1861: Fair enough. Does the color coding of the neutral territory have any significance? |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1862: No |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Autumn, 1862: This map can get tricky. You might loose scs and gain other SCs and sometimes won't be able to use your builds |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Autumn, 1862: It's gonna start getting tricky to finish in five minutes pretty soon. |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Autumn, 1862: Hey after this phase. Can i ask for a pause for 20 min. I have a potential renter coming to look at the room in renting out. |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Autumn, 1862: Use the interactive option |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1863: Interactive map interface |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1863: Nah; I think better with the dropdown. More like the paper version. |
22 Oct 16 UTC |
Spring, 1863: GameMaster: Confederacy voted for a Pause. If everyone votes Pause the game stop and wait till everybody votes Unpause. Please consider backing this. |