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Yep. That saved me from having to do it, which would have been awkward at this point. I think the major difference between the two is that in Diplomacy/Machiav
by db48x 10y ago
Yep. That saved me from having to do it, which would have been awkward at this point.
I think the major difference between the two is that in Diplomacy/Machiavelli you can't give your armies to someone else the way you could give your actions to someone else in the tank tactics prototype. That prevents the chaining, but wow, it still makes for a fun family gathering when you "accidentally" move to the wrong place and your "enemy" and your "ally" wipe each other out.