Nothing much happened this turn. Changed our new city to Curragh, moved the Warriors, moved the Curragh and found a Goody Hut. This probably means that there isn't anyone on the other landmass.
A message from Peggar:
Pggarian (9:33:20 AM): just one thing
EmperorNapoloen (9:33:23 AM): yes
Pggarian (9:33:35 AM): I'm still waiting the turn
Pggarian (9:33:46 AM): cheetah sent the wrong one
EmperorNapoloen (9:33:53 AM): o ok
Pggarian (9:33:55 AM): it was CGN's turn
EmperorNapoloen (9:33:57 AM): i will say something
EmperorNapoloen (9:34:08 AM): thank you for telling me
Pggarian (9:34:30 AM): I posted, yesterday, on the turn thread
Pggarian (9:34:35 AM): but yet no game
EmperorNapoloen (9:34:39 AM): sorry
We do need to be quite mindful of the UN Turn Thread, as well as the MSDG email. I always made a habit of checking both at least 2-3 times a day. For one, it gives our DP a good chance to see how the game turns are progressing and to anticipate when they may get the save. And secondly, it allows us to catch reminders such as the one above and react to the issue before it ticks someone off.
Just a thought.... Lets keep a warrior or two posted close to where they have a warrior posted on the mountain. We have no ratified reason to retreat to our home and I would like to have an extra 5 turns heads up if they plan on sending some immortals..... actually, that would be better than a dmz. If we let them post a warrior on the canal and they let us post a warrior on the mountain they are currently on neither team could slip troops by without each other noticing. It could go a long way at easing both teams fears of being sneak attacked....
Hm. An interesting idea! Though one would only know if an attack is coming, not how many units it is, since anyone who attacks would finish of that sentry first.
Don't know if I like to have a C3B unit that close anyhow...
Just as long as it is only a single warrior who cares? I don't believe either team has a player capable of wiping out a civilzation at this stage with a single warrior. Perhaps akots mabey...
Hehe. No, what I was pointing at was that we would only know that an attack was coming. We would not know how many units they send, or what kind of units.
Therefor, I just question the value of a warrior so close to their borders.
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