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Evandro vs. Guido
- 7 October 1571, 7 hours after the start of the battle, Finished| 24 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, the start of the battle: hey, did i tell you my name??? |
| 24 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, the start of the battle: i need to check the rules of this game |
| 24 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, the start of the battle: do you have facebook, btw |
| 24 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, the start of the battle: My Intelligence Services are the best! Check'em, we're not hurry. Nice your pic on FB...but I think you need to have a shave :D |
| 24 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, half an hour after the start of the battle: what is your fb? |
| 24 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, half an hour after the start of the battle: well, you know, our latin blood can produce a lot of hair sometimes... but the girls love that look |
| 24 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, half an hour after the start of the battle: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1618595429 |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 1 hour and a half after the start of the battle: Intersting opening...you preferred move in H5 than to avoid a 3rd disband... |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 1 hour and a half after the start of the battle: to tell the truth, i usually do poorly the first time i play a variant, only the second time i start to have a ''sound'' strategy i am enjoying a lot this variant, very nice, it surprised me a lot! |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 1 hour and a half after the start of the battle: my idea is to make a strong advanced offensive flank, even if i have to sacrificy some units and a defensive flank just to keep the house, since i may lose if i lose a flagship |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 1 hour and a half after the start of the battle: oh boy, that Frigate was supposed to be in G1, not E1. I always make a lot of mistakes in this variant..... |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 1 hour and a half after the start of the battle: i don't what is the good use for those frigates, i am trying to use them (my remaining) to block galleys advances and as a advanced force aiming your flagship... |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 1 hour and a half after the start of the battle: yep, it is still confusing for me |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 2 hours and a half after the start of the battle: why my frigate could not take your flagship? ◦The frigates are lighter and quicker ships; they can move twice faster than the galleys, ie of two sectors. Since they are lightly armored, they cannot move or support the sectors that represent key positions. Each player start with two frigates, and cannot build another one; on the other hand, they can be disbanded once they are forced to retreat. Exception: They CAN attack the flagships, even at 2 sectors of distance! |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 2 hours and a half after the start of the battle: hummm, it needs support to take! obviously |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 2 hours and a half after the start of the battle: LOL yes, it needs! :D |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 3 hours and a half after the start of the battle: Wow I could win! I can't believe you didn't support your Flagship! |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 3 hours and a half after the start of the battle: i supported with k4 |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 3 hours and a half after the start of the battle: this game would be better if the fleets were easy to identify |
| 25 Feb 11 UTC | 7 October 1571, 3 hours and a half after the start of the battle: but, of course, i did not support L5, just l3 |