Will Todd
United States
Twin Falls
Idaho
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Here's the situation:
I play a 3 ops card in order to place some PC markers. I place 2 in empty areas and flip one that contains one of my generals and some CUs.
Correct?
Thank you in advance. I'm drawing a blank. 
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Ben Skellett
Australia
Brisbane
Queensland
And the older you get, the fewer things you really love. And by the time you get to my age, maybe it's only one or two things. With me, I think it's one.
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Yeah, correct.
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Ben Skellett
Australia
Brisbane
Queensland
And the older you get, the fewer things you really love. And by the time you get to my age, maybe it's only one or two things. With me, I think it's one.
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In fact, you don't even need the general(s), just the CUs.
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Will Todd
United States
Twin Falls
Idaho
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Thanks for the quick response. I figured that was the case but I think the holidays are taking their toll. I was looking at the board and my eyes crossed.
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Hidalgo wrote: Here's the situation: I play a 3 ops card in order to place some PC markers. I place 2 in empty areas and flip one that contains one of my generals and some CUs. Correct? Thank you in advance. I'm drawing a blank.
Though if you had two opposing PC's that you had CUs standing on you could flip both of them and only place one in an empty space. Or if you were standing on 3 you could flip them all and not take any empty spaces...I think.
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Richard Young
Canada
Victoria
BC
Old Ways Are Best!
Check Six!
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ConsularCandidate wrote: Hidalgo wrote: Here's the situation: I play a 3 ops card in order to place some PC markers. I place 2 in empty areas and flip one that contains one of my generals and some CUs. Correct? Thank you in advance. I'm drawing a blank. Though if you had two opposing PC's that you had CUs standing on you could flip both of them and only place one in an empty space. Or if you were standing on 3 you could flip them all and not take any empty spaces...I think.
You think correctly...
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