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Duck_Fat

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How do we deal with countries that are not owned by anyone? is it the first to invade gets it? Also is there any world map that marks who owns what?

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at the moment i think everyone lists what they have, you can invade anywhere owned by anyone you have your own country no one can stop you, but you have to be aware

1) you have units to defend your homeland, you lose it and your fucked. You can still attack nations which have been taken by another Country if you couldnt someone could take all the countries around them then be invincible...

2) you dont waste all your units trying to take some puny little country leaving you weakened and open to attack by other players, i.e. if you invaded Ukraine and lost nearly all of your units before pulling out, then China could send a few tank divisions and fuck you up and you'll be out. Just make sure you have enough units before you run off attacking places

[ January 17, 2003, 11:03: Message edited by: 2-D ]

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invading non-player nations will be considerably harder in this version of the game, it will be a much more involved and complex issue, so be prepared for a long campaqin in all but the "smallest nation" cases

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Originally posted by -gbotto600-:
invading non-player nations will be considerably harder in this version of the game, it will be a much more involved and complex issue, so be prepared for a long campaqin in all but the "smallest nation" cases

haha then this ought to be fun..South Africa..totally surrounded by non player countries

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