Well it clearly doesn't need Yu Jing's consent. They're the authority that *enabled* war breaking out when they gave the stamp of official...
For those of you who weren't paying attention, the 4 seats on the Security Council are enough to kill any motion before the council. So if...
It actually does. Concilium has enough votes on its own to stymie any action any other nation, or group of nations, attempt to take. If this...
Onyx has more subterfuge than Morats.
Well, the implication would be that making the Kriza overpowered out the gate drove sales, and once the initial rush died down one could nerf it...
That's waaaaaay too subjective. Unfortunately, byes are often the kiss of death to your chances of winning a tournament. Until you guys get rid...
You still get a Designated Target "kill" if they're Unconscious at the end of the game. You can still Secure HVT on an Unconscious DT.
Most of the time I see TOs picking joint operations and then picking a bunch of specialist-intensive missions on that list that discourage you...
I honestly doubt CB will bother.
Since the top player in ITS is someone who apparently forgets his retreat thresholds I wouldn't use it as that kind of barometer.
How did nobody at CB notice this when the rule was first previewed? That was all we were talking about.
@Xeurian I don't. It's looking like everyone sided with JSA because they weren't going to have any faction besides Yu Jing be cast in a negative...
Yes, because communists are such big fans of monarchies like the Chinese Emperor. Yu Jing is culturally quite collectivist, but it is not communist.
Well, it was the previous interpretation of the rules. But the fact that points values aren't being adjusted for this tells you that points values...
Yu Jing isn't allowed this by the rest of the Sphere, though. Defending themselves from sedition and rebellion, as well as against outside attack,...
"clarified"
Rodoks let Nexus into their fireteam too. They know they're not with the MAF, cooperation with other races is part of the game. I don't think...
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That's extraordinarily hamfisted of him to issue an erratum, claim it's just a clarification (but get the rules involved wrong) and then lock the...
It's an important distinction. One's a house rule, the other's an application of a rule in the book.
