Garrisoned Unit Question

Arryn · #1 March 11th, 2004, 07:22 AM

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Originally posted by Argitoth:
Well Arryn, have you ever though of the virtures learned from never playing another nation? No, you haven't, because you don't think they exist.

I won't attempt to try to explain to you the silliness of your question. Anyone who thinks tunnel-vision (if not outright ignorance) is a virtue ...

BTW, Argitoth, my comment which you jumped into was plainly directed at Norfleet, not you. Norfleet and I are friends, and we occasionally pull one another's legs just to see the other jump. We have never insulted or criticized one another. You, OTOH, are too immature to comprehend the not-so-fine line between friendly jesting and jokes in poor taste, as some of your postings earlier this week demonstrated. You presume entirely too much in dreaming that you have a clue what I do or not not think.

Argitoth · #2 March 11th, 2004, 03:39 PM

well i think there are things to learn from only playing one nation for long periods of time and there are tyhings learned from playing many nations.

[ March 11, 2004, 13:39: Message edited by: Argitoth ]

Nethog · #3 March 12th, 2004, 11:56 AM

Sorry to interrupt the more recent discussion in this thread, but I have a question relative to the original question!

When I examine several units within the SAME battle I have seen units with a home garrison province listed, other units with "home garrison" printed but no province listed, and units with nothing listed (i.e. not even the words "home garrison". What is the difference between these 3 cases?

Argitoth · #4 March 13th, 2004, 12:53 AM

Norfleet · #5 March 13th, 2004, 01:06 AM

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Originally posted by Arryn:
It might do you a world of good, someday, to broaden your view to include playing something other than Ermor.

I do so regularly. Know thine enemy and all, you know. Every time I do this, I find myself drawn back to Ermor, though.

Argitoth · #6 March 13th, 2004, 01:21 AM

I don't feel it is necessary to learn the strength and weakness of a nation by playing it. I simply play against it and learn just as good.

Arryn · #7 March 13th, 2004, 01:35 AM

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Originally posted by Norfleet:

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Originally posted by Arryn:
It might do you a world of good, someday, to broaden your view to include playing something other than Ermor.

I do so regularly. Know thine enemy and all, you know. Every time I do this, I find myself drawn back to Ermor, though.

Pretty much why I keep coming back to Jotuns and squiddies.