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TigerIIth
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GC Hello
« on: August 02, 2006, 12:53:45 PM » |
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I hope there are other GC enthusiasts out there. The game has faded away so that we are lucky to start one as the previous game ends but it deserves better.
It is easy to learn the rules but there is a fair amount of strategy as well as a critical diplomacy component. If you have never tried it, give it a try -- I'll be glad to answer any qeustions you care to ask.
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Craig Delahoy
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Hey there, and thank you so much for your post. Great to see someone offering to help out with GC!! As I'm strictly a Starweb player, your input in this forum will be very valuable!
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Keith
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You convinced me, I just signed up for a GC game. Hopefully you can share some pointers.
Keith
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TigerIIth
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Be glad to give you my two cents worth on the game -- drop me a line at TigerIIth@TigerIIth.comwhen your game starts (probably GC 101) and I'll be glad to give you my philosophy/suggestions.
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ALFAR
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Greetings, I've decided to try GC and see what happens.
Three questions:
1) What is the format for submitting turns by e'mail?
2) Any suggestions for strategy?
3) How can we communicate or negotiate? I saw nothing in the rules about that. 
Franc
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