Gavran
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The next Freeciv Longturn game in line is scheduled to begin around end of February or beginning of March.
Longturn is a one-turn-per-day multiplayer variant of Freeciv where the server is constantly up and you can log in and make your move whenever it suits you during the turn. A typical game usually lasts between 100 and 150 turns (days), although there have been exceptions at both ends. More detailed Intro to Longturn can be found here (*click*).
The "genre" started more than 20 years ago and our community is gathered around Longturn.net site and the corresponding Discord server (*click*).
LT83 will be played with more or less usual settings: free for all, one main continent and a lot of oceans. Square or hex tiles is yet to be decided.
Longturn is played with a ruleset that has evolved over time to be better suited for multiplayer games.
I order to join, you must register here (*click*), sign up to the game and, a few days before the scheduled start, confirm participation. (This procedure is in place to reduce the number of idlers.)
In order to play, you need to download the adjusted Freeciv21 client here (*click*) or here (*click*). Windows, Linux, Mac and some other versions available.
In order to learn more, feel free to ask questions
Longturn is a one-turn-per-day multiplayer variant of Freeciv where the server is constantly up and you can log in and make your move whenever it suits you during the turn. A typical game usually lasts between 100 and 150 turns (days), although there have been exceptions at both ends. More detailed Intro to Longturn can be found here (*click*).
The "genre" started more than 20 years ago and our community is gathered around Longturn.net site and the corresponding Discord server (*click*).
LT83 will be played with more or less usual settings: free for all, one main continent and a lot of oceans. Square or hex tiles is yet to be decided.
Longturn is played with a ruleset that has evolved over time to be better suited for multiplayer games.
I order to join, you must register here (*click*), sign up to the game and, a few days before the scheduled start, confirm participation. (This procedure is in place to reduce the number of idlers.)
In order to play, you need to download the adjusted Freeciv21 client here (*click*) or here (*click*). Windows, Linux, Mac and some other versions available.
In order to learn more, feel free to ask questions
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thanks, very interesting.
