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well send some over here
are you in Monarchy? you could use it for builds then
Rome, to Masuro, 100 BC.
are you in Monarchy? you could use it for builds then
Rome, to Masuro, 100 BC.
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I can use it for builds but everything is built in a turn or two. I'm actually just too lazy to do that every turn.
I hate being the last player in a PBEM game; I can't use the 'go' command because it gives me double movement.
Formerly known as Masuro.
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just use it mate
you may get a double this one turn, but troops stuck for next turn
struth only you and I playing
the idea was to have a FUN game
Game On
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I didn't realise that it's only a double move for one turn. Thanks. This will take out much of the horrible moving of each unit every turn.
I will play after supper.Formerly known as Masuro.
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To youFormerly known as Masuro.
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Turns are getting long.
I've taken my first Macedonian city in Anatolia. I have two large armies down south and the will soon be juggernauting their way towards Byzantium. I've been trying to block the road from Byzantium they use to send reinforcements but it's a hard struggle. At least I'm tying up troops they could be using to strengthen their southern cities.Formerly known as Masuro.
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My lads are marching south
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I've been managing to block reinforcements to Anatolian cities though I've been taking losses. Still, my very large army is coming up from the south and steamrolling everything in its path. Not long until Byzantium is mine.
Looks like you are spreading death and destruction up north.Formerly known as Masuro.
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