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#1 Mike1977 Aug 13, 2012 7:36:02	I figure the reason you have to "move/use your standard action/play order cards" all at once per unit, is to minimize confusion as to what is going on... But after about 10 games or so, I've come to realize that having to do everything all once per unit is really confusing too, not to mention you really need to plan stuff out alot more before activating a unit. Anyone find this to be true? Not to mention its so easy to make a mistake... Like moving a bunch of units then trying to play a minor order card by a unit that has already moved 3 units ago...
#2 dardor Aug 13, 2012 9:10:55	The whole point of this is that you need to be clear about your strategy. So yes, everything you've said about planning and it being easy to make mistakes is true.
#3 rpgchicago Aug 13, 2012 13:12:34	Not to mention its so easy to make a mistake... Like moving a bunch of units then trying to play a minor order card by a unit that has already moved 3 units ago... I have done this plenty. However, if this rule isn't in place, it opens the door to a lot of weird abuses. I write it off as learning the ropes, and I'll just have to get better at lining up my tricks in the future.
#4 FearOfTheDark Aug 31, 2012 20:20:48	It really makes you play more strategically and think about what you want to do and how you want to accomplish it.  I've had opponents who've simply not thought it out and gave me some advantages.