From: Erik V. <eri...@xs...> - 2011-12-20 09:06:56
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> From: John David Galt [mailto:jd...@di...] > I tried to test this, specifically the assertion that OBB doesn't close if its hexes > are built without using the private company power. But I got a surprise: > if you own OBB and build one of those hexes, the program doesn't ask > whether you are using the private company power, it just assumes you are, > even if you have a track connection to the hex. Yes, that's a shortcut, of which I was aware. > This assumption doesn't seem to do any harm in 1835, since OBB is supposed > to close if both hexes are built on, no matter how or by whom. But it will > matter in games that have a private company with a tile-laying power which > closes the private, or which reduces the cost of the tile (as in 1870 and > 18C2C). This should indeed be fixed. Good point. > The program correctly *does* ask whether or not you're using a private > company power when placing a token in the NF or PfB hex. There it does > matter, since placing the token closes the private company only if it's done > using the private company's power. Erik. |