Unless one of your 'orders' involves declaring war - then your enemy's boats will block subsequent 'orders' on the same turn to move across sea lanes - even though they are 'simultaneous'.Originally Posted by Ulair
Unless one of your 'orders' involves declaring war - then your enemy's boats will block subsequent 'orders' on the same turn to move across sea lanes - even though they are 'simultaneous'.Originally Posted by Ulair
On Sirrvs 's original point, all moves are actually taken simultaneously; what you do on your turn is lay down orders for your moves. The comp doesn't actually move after you, so its perceived advantage isn't real.
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