Michael Gorman on Sun, 1 Aug 2004 01:05:34 -0500 (CDT)


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Re: [eia] France jumped the gun!


At 08:06 PM 7/31/2004 -0400, you wrote:
JJ brought it to my attention today that I had sent out France's land orders too early. I informed JJ that I am willing to completely re-do the battle at Brest ( including the decision to fight or retire to the city) so that Spain will not have knowledge of the outcome of this conflict prior to sending out his naval orders.

Also at that time I will request die rolls for the siege at LaRochelle and announce movement for the Egyptian corps.

Sorry for the confusion, guys.
JRH
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If we're going to set this standard then we're going to have to insist that no one send out orders early ever again. If the standard is that someone can ask you to reroll your entire turn because they would have liked you to wait versus our previous standard of send your orders out when everything you care about is complete, then we pretty much have no choice but to insist everyone wait until it is their turn to send out an order.

This is a pretty major deviation from our norm to let someone request that an opponent reroll a completed turn for pretty much no reason. There were no errors in the French orders and the 90 some odd ships off Madrid are probably just a touch more important to the Spanish navy than the probably token fleet relieving Brest about 15 spaces from the nearest Spanish fleet that could do anything about it.

Mike


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