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Sat 29th Dec 2012 13:19 #1 / 7Standard Member
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Can someone explain the meaning of these settings:
Team unit placement (ON / OFF)
Team unit transfer (ON / OFF)
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Sat 29th Dec 2012 13:35 #2 / 7https://sites.google.com/site/m57sengine/home
I just assumed that Team placement means when it's your turn, you can place your (in hand) bonus armies on your team-mate's territories.
Transfer is similar - You can fortify from your territories to your partners'.
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Sat 29th Dec 2012 15:49 #3 / 7
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Hey M, thx, this is what I was thinking also, can anyone confirm this?
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Sat 29th Dec 2012 17:05 #4 / 7
"I shall pass this but once, any good I can do, or kindness I can show; let me do it now. Let me not difer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again." -Stephen Grellet
Um, that's what I thought they meant, and it looks like it from the description:
http://www.wargear.net/help/display/Rules
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Sat 29th Dec 2012 18:09 #5 / 7
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thx, i did not see that explanation in the rules,
now for the next part.
does 'transfer units' mean using 'attack/fortify' on your team mate's territory? or when this is ON is it something else that i haven't seen before cause most people turn this OFF?
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Sat 29th Dec 2012 18:56 #6 / 7
"I shall pass this but once, any good I can do, or kindness I can show; let me do it now. Let me not difer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again." -Stephen Grellet
In a normal game (not SG) it's a regular transfer order. In an SG game it's the attack/fortify order, but you have to un-check the team move box in order to conqure the territory from your team mate.
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Sat 29th Dec 2012 19:08 #7 / 7
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k, thx
