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on 24/10/03 11:53 am, Taylor James at James.Taylor@xxxx.xxx.xx wrote: > Simon Wistow wrote: > > On Fri, Oct 24, 2003 at 11:02:36AM +0200, Patrik Nordebo said: > > > But that means you won't get control of Bulgaria in the fall turn, > > > which means you will only get one build. > > > > Unless someone attacks Bulgaria and takes it back the territory > > still belongs to tyou and therefore you'll still get any units from > > supply centers owned. > > The following seems to contradict this, unless I've misunderstood > you... > > > From www.machdiespuhl.org/rules/dip_rul.rtf > > "Note that occupation occurs only during the Fall move; a unit which > moves into a supply center during a Spring move and moves out of it > during the Fall move of the same year does not affect the occupation > of the center." Ah, but isn't that assuming that the supply centre in question was already under the control of another player? In this case, Bulgaria was neutral before Turkey went in. * jonah checks the rules "Once a country gains control of a supply center, it can leave the center vacant and still keep control of it as long as that center is not occupied by another country at the close of the Fall turn." So I guess the question is: Did Turkey gain control of Bulgaria's supply centre in spring 1901? The rules state: "A country controls a supply center when one of its units occupies that supply center after a Fall turn has been played and completed." Since we have not yet completed an "Fall" turn in this game, I submit that Turkey has not yet gained control of the Bulgarian supply centre and would therefore have to leave a unit there in order to do so. So yeah, what James said. -- matt
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