A bit confused!

by **katyrush** on Mon Feb 02, 2009 10:51 am

In the sticky - frist four turns it says this:

"2nd turn start to build 2 to 4 strong groups. You may now take easy cards, I.e. attack 1's but no more than twice. Try to never loose more than 2 of the 3 you deployed.

-Reason- The key is to be strong in all parts of the map or more so to be easily mobile to all parts of the map. Alberta or Ontario is the most important territories in USA not both just 1. In Asia it is Afghan or Mid East. Other starting points can and will at times be used but these are the most strategic paces to hold."

But when playing a classic shapes games it has no country names, so what number represent Alberta, Ontario, Afghan or Mid East?

Maybe I'm just being a doughnut but I'm a little confused.

Katy x

by **dhallmeyer** on Mon Feb 02, 2009 2:14 pm

Alberta is N5 (Haring), Ontario is N4 (Johns), Afghnistan is A2(Newman), Middle East is A1(Guston).

I added the classic art names for you too.

the only dumb question is the one you don't ask.

by **gloryordeath** on Mon Feb 02, 2009 7:41 pm

When our new forum gets made and Wac and myself have all the classrooms setup I will go threw and fix things like this for both classic maps. Sorry for that I should have gotten to this sooner. :oops:

by **Iron Butterfly** on Wed Feb 25, 2009 10:42 am

Very good point kat.

Some of take for granted what others don't know. Classic and shapes use to be a real map and some of us still use the geography of the old. Thanks for pointing that out.