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zimmah wrote:it makes no sense if someone attacks you and you wouldn't even know you lost a region. (especially in the first turn)
i mean, is any country so disorganized that they would not remember exactly which region they lost in a war?
they may not have noticed which region the attack came from (altho i think they should know) but they should at least remember which territory they lost.
oran0007 wrote:zimmah wrote:it makes no sense if someone attacks you and you wouldn't even know you lost a region. (especially in the first turn)
i mean, is any country so disorganized that they would not remember exactly which region they lost in a war?
they may not have noticed which region the attack came from (altho i think they should know) but they should at least remember which territory they lost.
I totally agree with this. I usually know what region was lost, but I think that I should also know which region the attack came from, and obviously I will know who took it(perhaps that is why this may never change).
MagnusGreeol wrote:I agree with the captain, you should know the territory you lose, and to take it a step further,,in fog wars I think even the regions occupied should be fog as well,,if you don't know who's who,,how should you be able to know how many regions they have?? Keep it all a secret then, that way it would come as a surprise when you eliminate someone and get their spoils. How jou lie tha?
TA1LGUNN3R wrote:Have to agree with chap on this one. A king knows where his pawns are.
-TG
anonymus wrote:TA1LGUNN3R wrote:Have to agree with chap on this one. A king knows where his pawns are.
-TG
so why dont you?
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Metsfanmax wrote:Can we get an opinion from a tech guy on whether this is in the realm of possible things to implement?
Geger wrote:It's called Fog of War, not blind War.
Based of definition of FoW, that can be found here, there are some information in FoW. Here CC applies it in form of number of regions.
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