Cleared skip settings in back up files

Empires in Arms is the computer version of Australian Design Group classic board game. Empires in Arms is a seven player game of grand strategy set during the Napoleonic period of 1805-1815. The unit scale is corps level with full diplomatic options

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Dancing Bear
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Cleared skip settings in back up files

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Hi Marshall
can you make a small change to the backup procedure, that when a back up is made and sent out, then all the skip settings are cleared. Presently there is no way for the host to clear skip settings.

In a game we have, our French player is unwilling to skip his naval and reinforcement phases, even though he has been completely blockaded for months, because he is concerned that if GB would DOW on Spain, he would be unable to respond or threaten GB because he was skipping. If the French player could ask for a back up with the skip options cleared, he woud not have to worry about this and skip his naval phase. Same would apply in the situation where a nation ends up at war through a call to allies.

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RE: Cleared skip settings in back up files

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Hmmm??? I guess we could but that would be a ways out for now...
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Dancing Bear
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RE: Cleared skip settings in back up files

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Just a thought, as the feedback from the guys who actually finished a game said that the ability for the host to change skip options was one of the things they thought was needed.
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RE: Cleared skip settings in back up files

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Good thought. I just never thought of it myself!
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