rwg (08/07/82)
Scenario: You know the location of two adjacent highway sectors in another country. Neither is checkpointed. o move all the people from one sector to the other; o move them back; o the programs responds "sector *mumble* is now yours." Bogus, bogus, bogus. If not a bug, then very illogical rules. You can move things from ANY non-checkpointed highway in the world. It need not be adjacent to your land. Using this, I was able to take some sectors from inside another country. Since I do not consider this a fair method of aquisition, I'll grant them back (once I've sold the resources). Does the default highway state of non-checkpointing do anything other than catch us beginners unawares? Rich