<r><QUOTE><s>[QUOTE]</s>"run the clock" - basically "I'm done giving orders lets rock and roll". Once both players have their orders in, the clock "ticks off" in 5 min increments for a 30 min turn. <e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE> <br/>
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I noticed there is time and date information at ...

A naive question from a non-military type but...

If nuclear weapons are used, could forces conceivably be ordered to move through post-blast or fall-out areas and if so, is there a radioactive protocol for determining the exposure/survival rate for various kinds of units?

Do you think it would be worthwhile to be able to review the last turn's combat resolution again?

Personally, I've never been one for reliving the sequense of battle but it might appeal to others.

I'm not familiar with many of the games described below but wanted to know how a typical turn would flow. Each turn represents 30 minutes of real time. Does a player have an open-ended amount of time to submit orders or is there a fixed time limit?

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The username at the left might be confused for Rob Crandall so a quick qualification is in order: I'm Peter, Rob's brother. I've been looking forward to the next edition of Rob's work for some time and, being an avid gamer, am really looking forward to something with a ...