RISK: Spring 1901

**shautieh** · 09-27-2006, 09:21 AM

Originally Posted by Quiraikotsu

okay... um, question.
say if a unit was on a part of the map with a supply centre.. then it moved to another part with a supply centre, would the supply centre they just left still belong to them?

yes (otherwise nobody would move from thier supply centers)

**Spurgu** · 09-27-2006, 10:40 AM

This game is rigged!!

All the suply centers stars are yellow!!

TURKEY OWNS THE EUROPE IN THE BEGGINING OF THE GAME!
THERE ARE ARMIES HIDING IN EVERYONES COUNTRY!!

Now, that we know this.. we should all start investigating and eliminate possible foreigner military people from our own countries! >:O

**sperm worm** · 09-27-2006, 12:22 PM

now you see why i was so confident? haha. get this: we already win. you just haven't realized it yet.

**Hanul** · 09-27-2006, 12:24 PM

Originally Posted by shautieh

yes (otherwise nobody would move from thier supply centers)

Not really.It depends on the season.If you leave it during spring then it isnt yours.If you hold it during and after Fall then the supply center is yours.If your just hold it but not during or after fall.Which basically means if you hold it during Spring,then it isnt yours untill Fall passes.So right now all of the supply centers our armies are in are not ours untill the next spring.Which means we have to hold them untill next spring

**Quiraikotsu** · 09-27-2006, 12:45 PM

weeeell... say if one unit moves out of a part with a supply centre, but another unit of the same country moves in, then the centre is still hogged by the country isnt it?

**sperm worm** · 09-27-2006, 12:48 PM

yes. that is true.

**shautieh** · 09-27-2006, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by Hanul

Not really.It depends on the season.If you leave it during spring then it isnt yours.If you hold it during and after Fall then the supply center is yours.If your just hold it but not during or after fall.Which basically means if you hold it during Spring,then it isnt yours untill Fall passes.So right now all of the supply centers our armies are in are not ours untill the next spring.Which means we have to hold them untill next spring

i didn't know this rule

that means nobody will have new fresh army for the next turn ??? this is bad

**Hanul** · 09-27-2006, 02:20 PM

GAINING AND LOSING UNITS
OCCUPYING SUPPLY CENTERS. Occupation of a supply center by a Great Power occurs when one of its units is located in that supply center immediately after a Fall move, complete with retreats, if any, has been played. Once occupation has been established, the center may be left vacant as long as the player sees fit, and it will still suplly one of his units, unless another Great Power establishes occupation of it.

After the Fall moves have been played, and the retreats, if any, made, each player's number of units is adjusted to equal the number of supply centers his country controls. If he has to remove units, he chooses which ones to remove. If he gains units, he mya place them, one in each unoccupied supply center in his home country only. (provided such supply centers are still under his control.) He must specify a fleet on an army in a coastal supply center. (If Russia builds a fleet in St. Petersburg, Russia must specify on which coast it is to appear.) If his home supply centers are all occupied by his own units or under foreign domination, a player must wait until the next Fall move on which this situation can be corrected to raise any unit to which he may be entitled; though by occupation of supply centers he may reduce the forces of some other country. (From this it should be clear that if he has lost all his home supply centers, he may still fight on with the units and supply cneters remaining under his control, but he may not gain units untill he recaptures a home supply center and leaves it vacant at the close of a Fall move.

See so yeah we cant make units untill after next turn lol.