Michael Gorman on 29 Aug 2003 03:27:54 -0000 |
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Re: [eia] Russian Land Phase |
At 11:22 PM 8/28/2003 -0400, you wrote:
The depot did exist before this turn. The depot that is extending the line is not being built this turn, it already existed. It is a part of a valid supply chain, but that clause is placed after the statement that the depot had to already exist. It was that phrasing that actually made me think I could do this.I am dubious, because of the fact that depot removal is completed before depot creation, and the phrasing of rule 7.2.3 as, "within two unblocked areas of an already exist_ing_ (before this turn) depot that is a supply source". I think Mike's interpretation would have a stronger case if the rule read,"within two unblocked areas of a depot (a supply source or part of a valid chain), _which existed at the beginning of this turn_". I suppose just leaving the depot at Minsk for another turn would expose Russia to an undesirable risk ? Just groping for a simple solution. -JJY
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