Uh is this to the same turn as i took the city from dandridge or the turn after? Since new random seed on reload is on, this can significantly alter the outcome if it is the turn where i took his city...
As well potentially (depending on where we are restarting) as significantly altering the results of my initial bombardment and assault, which led to the gifting decision. As they say, be careful what you wish for ...
Which was one reason that I was willing to play on without resolving the gifting. Another was that the gifting did not significantly alter my achievement of the objectives of the assault (kill DanD's troops, deprive him of the city). And given the above, and assuming that a rollback is a big pain to everyone else, I was (and still am) happy to play on despite the gifting. I am happy to play on from the rollback reload as well.
Seems that if the rollback works more to the advantage of the person who committed the rules violation that playing on would (is that what you are saying, oyzar?), then there is no point to having a rollback, as that essentially rewards the rules violation. Since oyzar appears to have been the person insisting on the rollback initially, but now seems to have the biggest objection, if he now prefers not to roll back, do we undo the rollback? I know Nick prefers a rollback, but given that he is a party to the violation, even if inadvertantly, does he get a vote?
dV
addendum: looks like the game rolled back to a point after oyzar's conquest and my initial bombardment, so the issues in this case appear to be resolved. The points I made may have generic applicability to any similar situations in the future.
dV