Conquer Club

does it count as secret diplomacy if it is a two player match, and we talk through gmail? its much more efficient, but we would like to know if we can before we do it

Note: A little common sense goes a long way.

Although, it seems that common sense is not as common as one might hope.

think of it this way, its better to be safe then sorry, right?

i wouldent want to find out that the rule was really strictly looked on, and then be banned just by something little, right?

sinctheassasin wrote:think of it this way, its better to be safe then sorry, right?

i wouldent want to find out that the rule was really strictly looked on, and then be banned just by something little, right?

*shaking my head in amazement*

sinctheassasin wrote:think of it this way, its better to be safe then sorry, right?

i wouldent want to find out that the rule was really strictly looked on, and then be banned just by something little, right?

Think of it this way. If all players know, then it is not "secret" anymore.

Furthermore, what kind of diplomacy can you really conduct in a two player game? Better ask yourself if you are somehow "fixing" the games repeatedly.

sinctheassasin wrote:if it is a two player match

Are you referring to a 1v1 or a doubles game?

Even if it was illegal in a two-player game who would report you? The other person?

Blinkadyblink wrote:Even if it was illegal in a two-player game who would report you? The other person?

he is talking doubles... as in, if he has to put his team strategy in open game chat so the other team can read it, and it isn't secret diplomacy... yeah... i know... astounding...-0

Sorry, I was just about drunk when I posted this

That would also explain why I am now failing in circus maximus