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i can't reach you for some reason bart / safan999/ belgie -
I added you to the chat.
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Ok, due to lack of activity in turnchat I will leave this turn to be finished in the evening.
Here's the midturn save.-- What history has taught us is that people do not learn from history.
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Bad timing for me, I won't be home for another 10 hours.Comment
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I do, too
I just though as you, Impaler, and for a moment PJay too were online, everyone would come in and do a quick session so I can send the turn.
I could have sent it as-is as most things have been already decided/planned, but better safe than sorry.-- What history has taught us is that people do not learn from history.
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I have not opened the turn. I just signed in to Skype this morning before work to read about the turn, but nothing was said, so I logged out again.no sigComment
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Keep your excuses for the Holy Inquisition!
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In this turn
- switched to Literature (as per vote results - 4/2)
- started moving the fishing boat
- started watermill west of the Beijing river's delta
- moved the worker south of Xian to chop for Xian
- moved worker building road towards Banana NE and started a road, followed by escort
- moved scout in to forest out of Banana visibility, cleared some fog
- the chuko and axe are 1 turn from arriving at Tassagrad.
endturn save attached.-- What history has taught us is that people do not learn from history.
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foreign intelligence : lots of population changes :
GS whipped 2 pop. They had 5+4+3, now they have 5+2+3 or 5+3+2 (ie: 2-pop whip in city 2 or a 1-pop whip in city 2 and city 3)
Same for Banana: they whipped 2 pop total. They had 4+3+2, now have 2+3+2 or 3+2+2 (ie: 2-pop whip in capital or a 1-pop whip in capital and city 2)
Mercs grew 1 pop in their third or fourth city. They now have 4+5+3+2 or 4+5+2+3 pop.
Vox whipped 1 pop in their second city. They now have 4+1 pop
Horde grew 1 pop in their second city. They now have 4+3 popno sigComment
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Do you remember that Horde info bit about them having keshiks and a keshik having defeated "Davy"?
Knowing that Mercs call themselves in a german name it's unlikely it was a Merc unit, which leads to conclusion that Horde is at war with both of them..
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