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Nomad -> RE: Shock attack on Atolls (3/24/2009 1:14:35 AM)

Nemo is correct. If you put a transport tf, loaded with troops, into an enemy controlled hex with do not unload orders, it will unload a part of its load. If it is an escort tf, it will not.



heenanc -> RE: Shock attack on Atolls (3/24/2009 1:24:58 AM)

Cheers Nomad,

If you get a turn to me in the next 30 mins I can send one back tonight, no rush though!!!



Major Ball -> RE: Shock attack on Atolls (3/24/2009 1:43:34 AM)

Ask and you shall receive. Thanks for all the little tips. Wont get me my 2 marines divisions back which my opponent will be happy about but he did he cop a belting doing an invasion at Chandpur and lost significant forces. That was the first ever game I have started and have had very limited experience with AI.



modrow -> RE: Shock attack on Atolls (3/24/2009 8:47:12 AM)

Nemo,

quote:

ORIGINAL: Nemo121
Right, that's what I'll do vs Hartwig then.


[:D]

I am worried. Really. Not about your doing this to me, but you are not yourself if you start mixing up your opponents like this.

Hartwig



Nemo121 -> RE: Shock attack on Atolls (3/24/2009 12:11:56 PM)

SSSHHH !!!!!!!!!!

You'll ruin my BRILLIANT plan of making Damian think he's safe and making you worried [:D]

Now quit analysing this and go back to fretting.



modrow -> RE: Shock attack on Atolls (3/24/2009 2:40:03 PM)

Nemo,
quote:

ORIGINAL: Nemo121

SSSHHH !!!!!!!!!!

You'll ruin my BRILLIANT plan of making Damian think he's safe and making you worried [:D]

Now quit analysing this and go back to fretting.


sorry, not a native speaker here, thus my potential confusion... I always thought to fret was a reflexive (sp?) verb... that must be wrong. So there is a meaning like "nettling" or "vexing" for "fretting" as well ?

Hartwig



Shark7 -> RE: Shock attack on Atolls (3/24/2009 4:37:42 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: hartwig.modrow

Nemo,
quote:

ORIGINAL: Nemo121

SSSHHH !!!!!!!!!!

You'll ruin my BRILLIANT plan of making Damian think he's safe and making you worried [:D]

Now quit analysing this and go back to fretting.


sorry, not a native speaker here, thus my potential confusion... I always thought to fret was a reflexive (sp?) verb... that must be wrong. So there is a meaning like "nettling" or "vexing" for "fretting" as well ?

Hartwig


Fret means to be anxious and worried over something to the point of agitation. Hope this helps you.

From Miriam-Webster Dictionary:

Transative verb:

1 a: to eat or gnaw into : corrode ; also : fray b: rub , chafe c: to make by wearing away a substance <the stream fretted a channel>
2: to cause to suffer emotional strain : vex
3: to pass (as time) in fretting
4: agitate , ripple

intransitive verb:

1 a: to eat into something b: to affect something as if by gnawing or biting : grate
2 a: wear , corrode b: chafe c: fray 1
3 a: to become vexed or worried b of running water : to become agitated



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