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Oh? Don't get us started on Star Trek.Wow! And I thought Greek & Hebrew were difficult.
My wife claims I register pretty high on the nerd-o-meter, but you guys are sending the needle off the chart.
Wow! And I thought Greek & Hebrew were difficult.
My wife claims I register pretty high on the nerd-o-meter, but you guys are sending the needle off the chart.
Wow! And I thought Greek & Hebrew were difficult.
My wife claims I register pretty high on the nerd-o-meter, but you guys are sending the needle off the chart.
I love seafood too much to work in a seafood restaurant.LOL... I played MtG in high school. I had a bunch of nerd friends (I wasn't a nerd myself, of course), one of which worked in and LIVED in a seafood restaurant (yes, literally). We used to go there after closing and have all-nighter tournaments with ten or twelve of us gathered around a big table in the dining area drinking sweet tea!
...and, btw, that restaurant was later closed down for sanitation reasons!
GrinningDwarf said:But I dunno...maybe reading Calvin and John Owen have kept the mind sharp enough!!
Neither was I...and I'm the one that wrote it. It has, however, been somewhat edifying and entertaining.I used to be fluent in Gamer's Cant...a 'cant' being a sort of 'trade lingo'. In high school we played a lot of wargames that had thirty page+, small-type rule books. (Such as Squad Leader and D&D.) Only quite a few of my friends couldn't understand the rules by simply reading them, so they would loan me their games to learn and then teach them how to play. It's been over twenty-five years, though, so my Gamer's Cant is probably kind of rusty. (But I dunno...maybe reading Calvin and John Owen have kept the mind sharp enough!!)
I was wondering if this thread had drifted off topic. Then I went back and read the OP....and I'm not sure what the OP's topic was!
Ahhhhh!!!! MtG is EVIL!LOL... I played MtG in high school. I had a bunch of nerd friends (I wasn't a nerd myself, of course), one of which worked in and LIVED in a seafood restaurant (yes, literally). We used to go there after closing and have all-nighter tournaments with ten or twelve of us gathered around a big table in the dining area drinking sweet tea!
...and, btw, that restaurant was later closed down for sanitation reasons!
10.24 If Britain is conquered, her SW counters remain in play if America has entered the war. If America has not entered, British SW counters are reduced prior to SW resolution as follows: if conquered on a Fall turn, 1/4 (rounded down) of the British SW factors are removed; Summer, 1/2; Spring, 3/4; on a Winter turn there is no reduction. If both ASW and SAC counters are involved, the fractional reduction is applied separately to each. The turn of conquest is the game turn in which Britain fails to recapture London. Should any British SW factors survive the subsequent SW resolution, they are nevertheless removed from the game (after inflictin BRP and/or submarine losses).
(Question on Rule) 43.2 May a German unit attack or attrition across a neutral border as in the case of a German garrison unit in Rumania attacking Russia while Rumania is still inactive?
A. Yes, but such an action would be limited to German garrison units which, in turn, are limited to 20 factors on the Eastern Front. See also the last sentence of 25.6.
12.2.2.5 SPOTTING MAINTENANCE: Tallies and visuals are automatically maintained unless a spotting movement prohibition (see 12.2.2.2) applies during a Contact Phase, the contact is eliminated or exits the mapboard or the player wishes to drop (at any time) some or all of them. Unlike lock-ons (see 12.3.2.1.4), losing a spotting contact never has to occur during an Action Step.
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