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				 Re: On topic: When the tactical map is too small 
 Well if we can get the Langaneet to surrender I think we can avoid this. I know the side I'm on can put 3600 ships into one square all by themselves. 
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 Notice the overlap.  
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 Makes ya pine for SE3's total lack of the one vehicle per square rule, eh?   |  
	
		
	
	
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 "His pattern indicates 2 dimensional thinking." - Spock 
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				 Re: On topic: When the tactical map is too small 
 This is certainly not overkill, as virtually everybody has fleets equally big. When your neighbours have three thousand baseships on your borders, you better have an equivalent fleet nearby.    The game isn't called "Return to Hell 2" for nothing after all.
 
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		| Alneyan said: I gather the turns are run offline in this game? Even my modest NGC5 (a mere 4.5 mb unzipped, without the combat log, above 3 mb last turn) can no longer run on PBW.
 
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				 Re: On topic: When the tactical map is too small 
 So does this mean you can have 3600 plus ship battles? Has any one asked Malfador about this? 
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		| Gozra said: So does this mean you can have 3600 plus ship battles? Has any one asked Malfador about this?
 
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				 Re: On topic: When the tactical map is too small 
 Why should you allow him to see 3,600 ships when you destroyed my own plans of doing so Geo? I barely had five hundred vessels when you surrendered in our own game: truly, I was expecting to reach a much higher figure, and you to provide the remaining vessels. Our biggest battle had, what, perhaps three hundred ships? A shame, truly.   |  
	
		
	
	
	
	
	
	
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