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Rule update: Systems - Skorak - 11-07-2018
The sytems part of the rules was updated to be in accordance to changes:
https://discoverygc.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=2334&pid=1421397#pid1421397
Changes were:
Removed Cassini
Renamed Bremen to Thuringia
Renamed Koeln to Cologne
Added Sigma-15 to Rheinland yellow zones
Renamed Rishiri to Tau-53
Removed Humboldt
Added Omega-2
Removed Omega-9
Removed Omega-11
Added Omega-52
Removed Cayman
Added Omicron Major
Removed Omicron Omega
Added Uncharted Systems and Rules
RE: Rule update: Systems - JorgeRyan - 11-07-2018
Omicron Omega (may it rest in peace) was patched out recently too
RE: Rule update: Systems - Skorak - 11-07-2018
Removed that too.
RE: Rule update: Systems - LaWey - 11-08-2018
Quote:Added Omega-52
Quote:Omegas Outer Region: Omega-2, Omega-3, Omega-5, Omega-7, Omega-41, Omega-47, Omega-49,Omega-54, Omega-54, Omega-55, Omega-58Hessians and Coalition have similarities but not so much.
RE: Rule update: Systems - Barb - 11-08-2018
I'd understand everything else mentioned.... But why are we removing vanilla systems (especially those systems I've had fun the most back in the days)?
RIP Omega-11
RE: Rule update: Systems - Sombs - 11-08-2018
Omega-11 went supernova and was replaced by Omega-2, which looks way better, and Omega-9 never was a vanilla system.
RE: Rule update: Systems - Barb - 11-08-2018
(11-08-2018, 11:03 AM)Sombra Hookier Wrote: Omega-11 went supernova and was replaced by Omega-2, which looks way better, and Omega-9 never was a vanilla system.
Oh... Damn I have to play more, I've been missing too much
RE: Rule update: Systems - Skorak - 11-24-2018
Removed Hiroshima
Added Zurich to Outer Independents
RE: Rule update: Systems - Enkidu - 11-24-2018
I love the new zoning systems. Well done, greens.