Finished: 09 PM Sat 31 Oct 20 UTC
Private Hiatus XI: Uncomfy
1 day /phase
Pot: 14 D - Spring, 1907, Finished
Classic Touchy, WTA, Hidden draw votes
4 excused NMR / regain after 5 turn(s) / extend always
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16 Oct 20 UTC Spring, 1901: Hi
16 Oct 20 UTC Spring, 1901: Hello, old chap.
16 Oct 20 UTC Spring, 1901: GameMaster: France voted for a Cancel. If everyone votes Cancel all points will be refunded and the game will be deleted from the database.
16 Oct 20 UTC Spring, 1901: I do not understand what I did.
16 Oct 20 UTC Spring, 1901: You hit a button
16 Oct 20 UTC Spring, 1901: All of our moves are ready. Can we all ready up or what?
16 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: Im confused. Why have map colors not changed?
16 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: That occurs after the Fall round.
16 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: Control of supply centers(and thus their map color) only changes in the fall
16 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: Ok. So control changes based on who controls them at the fall tick?
16 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: correct
16 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: as an example, you would need to keep that army in spain to capture it
17 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: As another question, the moves in Ukraine killed both the Russian and Turkish units, yes?
17 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: No, the units just bounced.
17 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: Oh, its only a defeat if one is at a disad?
17 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: If two armies move into the same space, they bounce and neither moves. One of them needs a support if they want to take the space
17 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: An army is destroyed if it has nowhere it can retreat from, or on fall turns when the number of units you can support is less than how many you control. But the game will let you pick which unit to destroy
17 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: GameMaster: France voted for a Concede. If everyone (but one) votes concede the game will end and the player _not_ voting Concede will get all the points. Everybody else will get a defeat.
17 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: Oh what
17 Oct 20 UTC Autumn, 1901: Oops

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