namliaM
Deity
No it will not...Dandridge said:Oh god, will this never end...![]()
You just broke your own rule buddy!Dandridge said:Anyway good to see someone else commenting this issue. I'd like to point out one basic principle that should be honored in a pitboss game where double moves are forbidden: DOUBLE MOVES (that give irreversible advantage) MUST BE FORBIDDEN WHETHER THEY ARE VISIBLE OR MADE BEHIND FOG OF WAR.
You should have made the single move as you know you were taking advantage. If you want I can go back further in time and find the strickt order! which you know was there!Dandridge said:The question for me was, why I should have made only a single move and namliaM would have been allowed to double move when there was no strict order of moves? Especially since no-one even attacked or pillaged anything during any of these turns. It was all the same whether I would have raised the question in 1100 AD or namliaM in 1110 AD as he did. The difference between my and namliaM's double move was that namliaM made it in FoW (out of visibility range of anyone else) and I made my double move from FoW into visibility. And yes yes, I know namliaM still thinks there was some kind of strict order of moves although anyone can see (now afterwords) from the log that it just was not true.
You call that compensation? *Pfffft* logical solution? *Pfffft*Dandridge said:Now after namliaM started the talk about this matter I made a compromised move with my units in 1120 AD and didn't destroy his city Baghdad (although it was completely possible for me). And I gave this full compensation, because both me and namliaM should have kept a strict movement order in the previous turns. Very logical solution.
Your units should not even have reached the shores of bagdad...
It seems you are pissed for Xeo to have a look at this ....
