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World in Revolution: 1861

Dedonus said
So quite...

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World in Revolution: 1861

Pasta Sentient said
But...Burma....I need a way around those stupid Himalayas...

I explicitly advised you against that.

Ferguson, MO protests and police brutality.

There have been so many "second revolution" sparks in the United States that if an actual rebellion against the government ever occurs in the future it ought to be called the fourteenth or fifteenth revolution.

World in Revolution: 1861

Outcast, the southern three territories of modern day Mozambique were bought from the Portuguese alongside East Timor. Noticed that you didn't include it in the map update and was wondering if you saw it is all.

To Lund ap Lunds [ Early Middle Ages NRP ]

Cale Tucker said It should not be required to have a full army stationed in a fief to keep its defenses strong. If it did, castles would be useless. If you have a fully stationed wall, even if it's 100 to a thousand, they should be able to hold out. Victory? That depends. But since they have incredibly high ground, are not fighting gravity as much as the enemy, and have ready cover (cover that is available automatically without being a distracted or extra work), plus other minor things that may inhibit the enemy in a substantial way, they should be able to have a fair fight

Siege weapons.

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If emoticons work in the names of quotes, they should work in thread titles. >:(

World in Revolution: 1861

Dedonus said
What I said, but in fewer words.

I was corroborating more so than summarizing.

World in Revolution: 1861

I had men lined along the border with France for half the war, and along the coasts for all of it. I didn't want to send any men to fight in Austria or the Ottoman Empire when I knew for a fact that the British had planned an invasion. If not for the fake information being leaked to France and Britain regarding a Prussian attack on Paris, it would've happened, too.

World in Revolution: 1861

Dannaroo said
This.I think it's probably more than three extra though if you count war updates inbetween the main updates. To me, it's unfair that one nation is able to expand their navy faster than another just because the first nation is at war. In my opinion war orders should be used for troop/fleet movements only.

How is a nation with war orders able to expand their navy faster than one without? You can buy tens of thousands of pounds worth of ships in a single turn. The reason people don't is because it costs ten of thousands of pounds.

There's no net difference between one normal order for five ships + one war order for five ships vs. one normal order for ten ships.

A discussion on Idle's new set.

ImANargleHunter said
... I thought that was illegal?

Movie theatres aren't public property. Employees, provided they're acting in the role of whoever owns the place, can kick you out if they think your shoes are tacky. It's perfectly legal for things like theatres or concerts to require you to consent to a search before entry.