The Next Empire

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wars and rumours of war?
 
Currently we are trying to reach our troops at the Calanthian-Drenian border.
We keep you posted on recent developments.

The level of activity at the military headquarters in Pigiro Mera seems to indicate that war is imminent.
 
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I've slaughtered the armies that invaded my land. I did this by reloading the turn that was sent to me and made tactical decisions (like offering an archer so the next attack my swordsman could surive). I'm convinced that this is legal to do and even better (worse?); most people play this way. Some examples why I believe this:
- I've been playing games in which I had a stack of units that were wiped the next turn and my opponent had no significant losses
- I've (almost) never seen an opponent lose units without a strategy behind it (like offering one unit so another will survive)

Calanthian already made this post. He made it anonymous but I link it here in the public because I'm convinced I've did nothing wrong.

Please share your thoughts about this because at the moment it feels like I'm being accused of cheating and that sucks ! :( If the public opinion here is that reloading is not done I'll resign this game because for me the fun is over.
 
I can believe that there are some unmentioned game rules by which all old time players play, and one of them could be the replaying/reloading is allowed...

That is why I ask clarification on that as it is a huge difference in gaming odds if one player does and one player doesn't reload.

I have no complaints on Deztro as a person, or as a player, so I like to avoid to make this issue bigger than need be.

I just ask for a ruling from the community..

after that me and Deztro can arrange things (if he wants) that we can continue the game further,
I do NOT accuse him from cheating. It may very well be a case of different interpretation of written and unwritten game rules.
 
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