7 October 1571, the start of the battle: Hello. Let's have a good game. Let's use global, okay?
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7 October 1571, the start of the battle: yes not a problem.
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7 October 1571, the start of the battle: I'll have to get my head around what is what
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7 October 1571, the start of the battle: yeah, the different unit types, particularly the movement options of frigates messed me up a bit.
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7 October 1571, half an hour after the start of the battle: so the frigates cannot move ONTO a 'key position'
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7 October 1571, half an hour after the start of the battle: yes, you must also disband two units this turn, apparently
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7 October 1571, half an hour after the start of the battle: bummer - maybe there were hidden rocks in the Mediterranean...
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7 October 1571, 1 hour after the start of the battle: ah, you did the disbands i thought of doing; too conservative!
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7 October 1571, 1 hour after the start of the battle: I was going to stagger them :-) one at E3 and another at D5
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7 October 1571, 1 hour and a half after the start of the battle: well done!
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7 October 1571, 1 hour and a half after the start of the battle: so much for conservative orders... :-P
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7 October 1571, 2 hours after the start of the battle: you didn't fully read the rules!
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WTF?
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i win!
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ARGGHHHHH!!!!!
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read the rules~~~~~~~~
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good game.
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gg
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I didn't see that you could move 'horizontally and vertically' with a frigate - i was assuming (incorrectly) that they were restricted to moving hex by hex in 1 direction.
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i assumed you hadn't read that frigates can attack flagships, were this the case i would have disbanded them.
- 7 October 1571, 2 hours and a half after the start of the battle, Finished
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