War of RD5 - The Battle for Hexagoland

[Ron Squire]

A40 to 2

 

[Jimlaad43]

Radio Silence must be observed

 

[Jimlaad43]

Day 2 results

Guys.
Please read the first post carefully to understand how to move. It is written as plain as possible and it is simple.
Some confusion may come from the double value cells (23/32), just post one of those numbers to make the move. If you post an impossible move (For example A16-18), I will just not move that unit.

 

[Aidan Keranen]

A26 move 66
B34 no move
C13 move 33

 

[Jimlaad43]

A26 move 66
B34 no move
C13 move 33

Moving onto and off the water takes 2 moves, sorry.

 

[Aidan Keranen]

A26 move 6 then

 

[Alexander Macdonald]

A26 to 5
C12 no move
B34 no move

 

[Benutzername]

...

It always can be that someone dont get any alert. In like 3 or 4 games i havent got any alert since a few days, i dont know why.

Just seent pms before moving further -.-

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A16 to 6
B40 to 11

 

[Jimlaad43]

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It always can be that someone dont get any alert. In like 3 or 4 games i havent got any alert since a few days, i dont know why.

Just seent pms before moving further -.-

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A16 to 6
B40 to 11

I did send a PM.

 

[Alexander Macdonald]

Its fine for the moment, but I'm still not convinced by making your moves public. When we actually start getting into battles we may end up in a position where everybody is waiting for someone else to make their move before them, and nobody will want to post first. They had spies in the previous versions of this game because knowing your opponents next move gives you a big advantage. I don't see how it is much more difficult to do this via PMs.

 

[Benutzername]

I did send a PM.

es. but day 2 was already finished, right?

 

[Jimlaad43]

es. but day 2 was already finished, right?

No, I sent it 3 hours before finishing day 2.

 

[mystaaRS]

A20 - 33
C29 - 66
B26 - 32

 

[Jimlaad43]

Its fine for the moment, but I'm still not convinced by making your moves public. When we actually start getting into battles we may end up in a position where everybody is waiting for someone else to make their move before them, and nobody will want to post first. They had spies in the previous versions of this game because knowing your opponents next move gives you a big advantage. I don't see how it is much more difficult to do this via PMs.

I need to think about this then. However, I will say that the battle moves wont be as secret as you think they may be because of how little you can move each round, it makes it obvious what the aim is.

I will give it a think though, but it a lot easier from an update point of view to have the moves in the thread rather than in lots of PM's that could have other posts hiding them.

 

[Benutzername]

No, I sent it 3 hours before finishing day 2.

Yeah, because i am always online...

 

[Jimlaad43]

Yeah, because i am always online...

You'd had 3 days to post.

 

[Benutzername]

You'd had 3 days to post.

"It always can be that someone dont get any alert. In like 3 or 4 games i havent got any alert since a few days, i dont know why."

Im not someone who looks into teh thread after 3 days of not posting anything, this can happen. But i think there should be enough time to post anyway after an pm.

Anyway, lets stop this. Otehrwise we both get into a bad mood i guess, i dont want that

 

[Jimlaad43]

"It always can be that someone dont get any alert. In like 3 or 4 games i havent got any alert since a few days, i dont know why."

Im not someone who looks into teh thread after 3 days of not posting anything, this can happen. But i think there should be enough time to post anyway after an pm.

Anyway, lets stop this. Otehrwise we both get into a bad mood i guess, i dont want that

The nice thing about this game is that skipping a round isn't a terrible thing, as it strengthens units, but I see why you're angry. OK, you didn't get the alerts, but from my point of view, I had PMed you, asked on Steam and tagged you a few times in the thread.

 

[Steven Poirier]

A16 to 12
B23 to 3
C29 to 32

 

[Jimlaad43]

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