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Does anyone have some older saves around? Circa 2750 and 1750 perhaps?Enjoy Slurm - it's highly addictive!Comment
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2750 and 1750 would be a good start...Enjoy Slurm - it's highly addictive!Comment
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to aquaDon't eat the yellow snow.Comment
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Rommel, I hope you're not going to be revealing too much detail at this critical time. Perhaps you should send your draft to all of us for review before publishing.
1400BC to alexmanSo if you meet me have some courtesy, have some sympathy and some taste
Use all your well-learned politesse, or I'll lay your soul to waste
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1375BC to alexmanSo if you meet me have some courtesy, have some sympathy and some taste
Use all your well-learned politesse, or I'll lay your soul to waste
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->A71Don't eat the yellow snow.Comment
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You guys even seem to coordinate your turn playing times
Isn't there something in the rules about not being allowed to coordinate attacks until a Military Alliance is declared in-game?
1350BC to alexmanSo if you meet me have some courtesy, have some sympathy and some taste
Use all your well-learned politesse, or I'll lay your soul to waste
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It depends on what you mean by 'allies'. If this is an Alliance against a third party declared in the F4 screen, anything goes (given that map trading would be required for screen shots).Originally posted by bongo
With all parties involved having embassies and map making, how much coordination is OK between allies if we are to follow the etiquette?
If there is no formal alliance declared, simply don't discuss information about battle plans. If two tribes have a common enemy that both decide to declare war upon, they needn't be explicitly allied- but if they wish to coordinate tactics to fight more effectively, they should be.
The ability to coordinate is readily available for the cost of an embassy, along with the possible consequence of giving the alliance's target a bit of war happiness. Do you believe they were hampered by the nominal embassy fee or the vagueness of the etiquette?During colosseum B, I felt that one of the biggest factors contributing to my victory was that my enemies didn't seem to coordinate their movement. There was coordination of course, but it seemed rather 'loose', giving me enough room to operate and pick favourable battles.Enjoy Slurm - it's highly addictive!Comment
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