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The Dance of Civilizations [Diplo Game] [Organization Thread Pt1]
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Russia just so you know, Great Work on your stories. You are definatly getting high marks on that from me
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And so do the Russians get a free round of health before the Ottomans can attack.
It's not perfect, but it's most probably more perfect then our current struggle.
Tonight and tomorrow I'm going to Brussels (Belgium) for a business trip.
I won't be able to respond to stuff quickly.
Jeroen got access to the server through VNC, contact him if something needs to be done.
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yes cant skip turns either as the russians sy gives them a free turn of health
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The 19h what civstats show is not the current turn timer, it always says 19h.
but even if it 24h it doesn't mean that those who at war have 24h to make their move. the second in order must wait for the first.
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It was a 24h timer.
Now it's a 26h timer.
Ottoman, please read my pm's to you carefully.
You clearly don't understand my questions.
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i agree with otomans , the 24 hr turn timer is uusally set to 19hr because the game pasues when people login and so can be longer than 19hr , but if it moving fast then the time that people can login is no longe r the same every day, it creeps forward by upto 5 hours every day
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Ozzy I really wish you'd stop commenting on things you don't have all the info on.
It is currently a 19hr clock.
I've played the game to the rule this entire time and I deserve just as much as the next player.
Beleive me, I did not want this war, it was brought to me.
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I believe it is a 24 hour clock. But you and Russia have to both play in the same order. You can't login and play at any point in that 24 hours or there could be a double move. Plus if you were able to play in 24 hours then CS wouldn't have paused the game for you in the first place.
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I've played.
I don't know how to make it clear on when I can play. Right now it's 8h38 p.m. my time. I can always play between 6-11 p.m. my time. If I don't know your time zone I can't convert!
But, would it not be better to go with the original plan, the 24 hr clock? I can always play within a 24hr time period and that way there's no need to pause.
It probably won't even take the full 24hrs most of the time as the turn will advance once everyone's played.
I'm not sure why we're not running like that?
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I'm sorry guys, I'm not able to unpause the game.
I get a diplo screen, Rome gets a diploscreen, I got a diploscreen when I tried to login as Greece. (I figured that was ok since I recently resetted the password for them anyway.) and Rome tried to login using the password of an ally he had recently subbed for.
All diploscreens.
India doesn't respond to my pm to unpause, so I see no other option but reloading from before the game pause and just let the game run for 2 hours.
I'll set my alarm in 2 hours to check if Ottomans played already.
If not, then I'll restart it again.
This means that Mali's turn is gone and India's last changes are gone as well.
I'm sorry. Mali and India are both of course still free to login again and do what they want to do.
I just want the game to proceed now.
Next turn will last 24h (26h) to make sure that the Ottomans play opportunity will fall within the turn-length.
We'll get over this eventually
Anyway, game restarted. I'll check in two hours. Sleeping is for losers.
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I can't get that trick to work. Is there anyone who can pull an India for me and log in and unpause?
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You can login.
Please pause the game again when you leave.
If you have a diplo pop-up, please login again and press pause once just before the game starts. Apparently that should work.
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np. btw when I logged in I've noticed that my last moves which I did before the last disconnect were set back.Last edited by India (DoC); February 2, 2010, 17:48.
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I tried all of those and it didn't make a difference. Thanks India for logging in and unpausing while I was onLast edited by Mali (DoC); February 2, 2010, 17:49.
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