Boron
July 3rd, 2004, 01:50 AM
is there a rule for the battle order when multiple attacks on one province done by different nations all at the same turn happen ?
how works this rule then ?
or is the battle order chosen randomly ?
an example :
1. player A + player B attack the same indipendent province
the player first chosen has to fight both the indipendents and after this in an additional battle the other player .
so the first chosen has a disadvantage .
do player A and B both have a 50% chance of being the first attacker or will it always be player A ?
if my concern that it is not random is proven to be right i perhaps add a more complex example which could happen too (although very rarely )
how works this rule then ?
or is the battle order chosen randomly ?
an example :
1. player A + player B attack the same indipendent province
the player first chosen has to fight both the indipendents and after this in an additional battle the other player .
so the first chosen has a disadvantage .
do player A and B both have a 50% chance of being the first attacker or will it always be player A ?
if my concern that it is not random is proven to be right i perhaps add a more complex example which could happen too (although very rarely )