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Pomeroy at 17:24, 21 October 2020

2020-10-21T17:24:21Z

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	or those of the wild color(s) (those colors without any subs left.)		or those of the wild color(s) (those colors without any subs left.)

	If your fleet cards are undesirable, try to use them in a trivial move such as moving your opponent’s lowest value sub~~, this likely~~ won’t expend all the points if the sub’s value is already low enough. Be mindful not to discard fleet cards that will activate useful torpedoes. Discard those fleet cards that allow you to trash threatening or useless torpedoes. These expended fleet cards will be replaced by a fleet card that is likely more desirable then the one expended.		If your fleet cards are undesirable, try to use them in a trivial move such as moving your opponent’s lowest value sub down. This probably won’t expend all the points if the sub’s value is already low enough.

	Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible. If you must use a fleet card that moves your sub up, try to choose a sub of yours that already has a high value so that most of the movement is expended and the card is replaced by a fleet card that doesn’t move your own sub up. Be careful whenever your own sub has a high value and ~~their~~ are ‘wild’ color torpedoes available as your opponent will use them to sink your sub and win the game sooner.		Be mindful not to discard fleet cards that will activate useful torpedoes. Discard those fleet cards that allow you to trash threatening or useless torpedoes. These expended fleet cards will be replaced by a fleet card that may be more desirable then the one expended.

			Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible. If you must use a fleet card that moves your sub up, try to choose a sub of yours that already has a high value so that most of the movement is expended and the card is replaced by a fleet card that doesn’t move your own sub up. Be careful whenever your own sub has a high value and there are ‘wild’ color torpedoes available - your opponent will use them to sink your sub and win the game sooner.

	As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs. Using wild cards is usually how you win the game.		As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs. Using wild cards is usually how you win the game.

Pomeroy at 17:21, 21 October 2020

2020-10-21T17:21:39Z

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	or those of the wild color(s) (those colors without any subs left.)		or those of the wild color(s) (those colors without any subs left.)

	If your fleet cards are undesirable, try to use them in a trivial move such as moving your opponent’s lowest value sub, this likely won’t expend all the points if the sub’s value is already low enough. ~~This~~ expended fleet ~~card~~ will be replaced by a fleet card that is likely more desirable then the one expended.		If your fleet cards are undesirable, try to use them in a trivial move such as moving your opponent’s lowest value sub, this likely won’t expend all the points if the sub’s value is already low enough. Be mindful not to discard fleet cards that will activate useful torpedoes. Discard those fleet cards that allow you to trash threatening or useless torpedoes. These expended fleet cards will be replaced by a fleet card that is likely more desirable then the one expended.

	Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible. If you must use a fleet card that moves your sub up, try to choose a sub of yours that already has a high value so that most of the movement is expended and the card is replaced by a fleet card that doesn’t move your own sub up. Be careful whenever your own sub has a high value and their are ‘wild’ color torpedoes available as your opponent will use them to sink your sub and win the game sooner.		Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible. If you must use a fleet card that moves your sub up, try to choose a sub of yours that already has a high value so that most of the movement is expended and the card is replaced by a fleet card that doesn’t move your own sub up. Be careful whenever your own sub has a high value and their are ‘wild’ color torpedoes available as your opponent will use them to sink your sub and win the game sooner.

Pomeroy at 15:43, 17 October 2020

2020-10-17T15:43:20Z

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	If your fleet cards are undesirable, try to use them in a trivial move such as moving your opponent’s lowest value sub, this likely won’t expend all the points if the sub’s value is already low enough. This expended fleet card will be replaced by a fleet card that is likely more desirable then the one expended.		If your fleet cards are undesirable, try to use them in a trivial move such as moving your opponent’s lowest value sub, this likely won’t expend all the points if the sub’s value is already low enough. This expended fleet card will be replaced by a fleet card that is likely more desirable then the one expended.

	Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible. If you must use a fleet card that moves your sub up, try to choose a sub of yours that already has a high value so that most of the movement is expended and the card is replaced by a fleet card that doesn’t move your own sub up.		Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible. If you must use a fleet card that moves your sub up, try to choose a sub of yours that already has a high value so that most of the movement is expended and the card is replaced by a fleet card that doesn’t move your own sub up. Be careful whenever your own sub has a high value and their are ‘wild’ color torpedoes available as your opponent will use them to sink your sub and win the game sooner.

	As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs. Using wild cards is usually how you win the game.		As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs. Using wild cards is usually how you win the game.

Pomeroy at 08:38, 17 September 2020

2020-09-17T08:38:45Z

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	In order to check for matches, use ‘Reset’ to attempt playing each combination of fleet cards and action (choose the sub to move) - this will reveal other ship combinations, and susequently, any torpedoes available.		In order to check for matches, use ‘Reset’ to attempt playing each combination of fleet cards and action (choose the sub to move) - this will reveal other ship combinations, and susequently, any torpedoes available.

	Try to use fleet cards to move target subs to higher values making them more susceptible to torpedo cards.		Try to use fleet cards to move target subs to higher values making them more susceptible to torpedo cards. You want to use the torpedo cards of the same color as the target sub. Hopefully you’ve promoted the target sub to higher values to make them more susceptible to torpedo cards. In order to torpedo a target sub, move it to higher values, then use torpedo cards of the same color,
	You want to use the torpedo cards of the same color as the target sub. Hopefully you’ve promoted the target sub to higher values to make them more susceptible to torpedo cards. ~~If your fleet cards are undesirable, try~~ to ~~use them in~~ a ~~trivial~~ move ~~such as moving your opponent’s lowest value sub~~, ~~this likely won’t expend all~~ the ~~points if~~ the ~~sub’s value is already low enough. This expended fleet card will be replaced by a fleet card that is likely more desirable then the one expended~~.		or those of the wild color(s) (those colors without any subs left.)

	Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible.		If your fleet cards are undesirable, try to use them in a trivial move such as moving your opponent’s lowest value sub, this likely won’t expend all the points if the sub’s value is already low enough. This expended fleet card will be replaced by a fleet card that is likely more desirable then the one expended.
	~~In order to torpedo a target sub, move it to higher values, then use torpedo cards of the same color,~~
	~~or those of the color(s) without any subs left~~. If you must use a fleet card that ~~move you~~ sub up, try to choose a sub of yours that already has a high value so that most of the movement is expended and the card is replaced by a fleet card that doesn’t move your own sub up.		Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible. If you must use a fleet card that moves your sub up, try to choose a sub of yours that already has a high value so that most of the movement is expended and the card is replaced by a fleet card that doesn’t move your own sub up.

	As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs. Using wild cards is usually how you win the game.		As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs. Using wild cards is usually how you win the game.

	~~Try~~ to trash the torpedo cards that match the color of your subs, then you’ll less likely get sunk by that torpedo card and more likely have it replaced by torpedo cards of the color(s) of your target sub(s). Remember that torpedo cards are ‘common’ cards (meaning all players have access to the same torpedo cards) while fleet cards are unique to each players hand.		Any chance you get try to trash the torpedo cards that match the color of your subs, then you’ll less likely get sunk by that torpedo card and more likely have it replaced by torpedo cards of the color(s) of your target sub(s).

			Remember that torpedo cards are ‘common’ cards (meaning all players have access to the same torpedo cards) while fleet cards are unique to each players hand.

Pomeroy at 03:36, 17 September 2020

2020-09-17T03:36:21Z

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	Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible.		Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible.
	In order to torpedo a target sub, move it to higher values, then use torpedo cards of the same color,		In order to torpedo a target sub, move it to higher values, then use torpedo cards of the same color,
	or those of the color(s) without any subs left.		or those of the color(s) without any subs left. If you must use a fleet card that move you sub up, try to choose a sub of yours that already has a high value so that most of the movement is expended and the card is replaced by a fleet card that doesn’t move your own sub up.

	As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs. Using wild cards is usually how you win the game.		As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs. Using wild cards is usually how you win the game.

	Try to trash the torpedo cards that match the color of your subs, then you’ll less likely get sunk by that torpedo card and more likely have it replaced by torpedo cards of the color(s) of your target sub(s). Remember that torpedo cards are ‘common’ cards (meaning all players have access to the same torpedo cards) while fleet cards are unique to each players hand.		Try to trash the torpedo cards that match the color of your subs, then you’ll less likely get sunk by that torpedo card and more likely have it replaced by torpedo cards of the color(s) of your target sub(s). Remember that torpedo cards are ‘common’ cards (meaning all players have access to the same torpedo cards) while fleet cards are unique to each players hand.

Pomeroy at 07:16, 16 September 2020

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	In order to check for matches, use ‘Reset’ to attempt playing each combination of fleet cards and action (choose the sub to move) - this will reveal other ship combinations, and susequently, any torpedoes available.		In order to check for matches, use ‘Reset’ to attempt playing each combination of fleet cards and action (choose the sub to move) - this will reveal other ship combinations, and susequently, any torpedoes available.

	Try to move target subs to higher values ~~to make~~ them more susceptible to torpedo cards.		Try to use fleet cards to move target subs to higher values making them more susceptible to torpedo cards.
	You want to use the torpedo cards of the same color as the target sub. Hopefully you’ve promoted the target sub to higher values to make them more susceptible to torpedo cards.		You want to use the torpedo cards of the same color as the target sub. Hopefully you’ve promoted the target sub to higher values to make them more susceptible to torpedo cards. If your fleet cards are undesirable, try to use them in a trivial move such as moving your opponent’s lowest value sub, this likely won’t expend all the points if the sub’s value is already low enough. This expended fleet card will be replaced by a fleet card that is likely more desirable then the one expended.

	Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible.		Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible.

Pomeroy at 10:34, 6 September 2020

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	or those of the color(s) without any subs left.		or those of the color(s) without any subs left.

	As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs.		As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs. Using wild cards is usually how you win the game.

	Try to trash the ~~torpedoes~~ that match the color of your subs, then you’ll less likely get sunk by that torpedo card and more likely have it replaced by torpedo cards of the color(s) of your target sub(s). Remember that torpedo cards are ‘common’ cards (meaning all players have access to the same torpedo cards) while fleet cards are unique to each players hand.		Try to trash the torpedo cards that match the color of your subs, then you’ll less likely get sunk by that torpedo card and more likely have it replaced by torpedo cards of the color(s) of your target sub(s). Remember that torpedo cards are ‘common’ cards (meaning all players have access to the same torpedo cards) while fleet cards are unique to each players hand.

Pomeroy at 11:28, 3 September 2020

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	As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs.		As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs.

	Try to trash the torpedoes that match the color of your subs, then you’ll less likely get sunk by that torpedo card and more likely have it replaced by torpedo cards of the color(s) of your target sub(s). Remember that torpedo cards are ‘common’ cards (meaning all players have access to the same torpedo ~~cards0~~ while fleet cards are unique to each players hand.		Try to trash the torpedoes that match the color of your subs, then you’ll less likely get sunk by that torpedo card and more likely have it replaced by torpedo cards of the color(s) of your target sub(s). Remember that torpedo cards are ‘common’ cards (meaning all players have access to the same torpedo cards) while fleet cards are unique to each players hand.

Pomeroy at 11:21, 3 September 2020

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	In order to check for matches, use ‘Reset’ to attempt playing each combination of ~~card along with the~~ action (choose the sub to move) - this will reveal other ship combinations, and susequently, any torpedoes available.		In order to check for matches, use ‘Reset’ to attempt playing each combination of fleet cards and action (choose the sub to move) - this will reveal other ship combinations, and susequently, any torpedoes available.
	Try to move target subs to higher ~~numbers~~ to make them more susceptible to ~~torpedoes~~.
	You want to use the ~~torpedoes~~ of the same color as the target sub. Hopefully you’ve promoted the target sub to higher ~~numbers~~ to make them more susceptible to torpedo ~~attack~~.		Try to move target subs to higher values to make them more susceptible to torpedo cards.
	Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower ~~numbers~~ in order to make them less susceptible.		You want to use the torpedo cards of the same color as the target sub. Hopefully you’ve promoted the target sub to higher values to make them more susceptible to torpedo cards.
	In order to torpedo a target sub, move it to higher ~~numbers~~, then ~~invoke the torpedoes~~ of the same color,
			Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower values in order to make them less susceptible.
			In order to torpedo a target sub, move it to higher values, then use torpedo cards of the same color,
	or those of the color(s) without any subs left.		or those of the color(s) without any subs left.
	As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any ~~actions~~ or ~~torpedoes~~ of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs.
	Try to trash the torpedoes that match the color of your subs, then you’ll more likely ~~to get torpedoes~~ of the color of your target ~~subs~~.		As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any fleet or torpedo cards of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs.

			Try to trash the torpedoes that match the color of your subs, then you’ll less likely get sunk by that torpedo card and more likely have it replaced by torpedo cards of the color(s) of your target sub(s). Remember that torpedo cards are ‘common’ cards (meaning all players have access to the same torpedo cards0 while fleet cards are unique to each players hand.

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In order to check for matches, use ‘Reset’ to attempt playing each combination of card along with the action (choose the sub to move) - this will reveal other ship combinations, and susequently, any torpedoes available.
Try to move target subs to higher numbers to make them more susceptible to torpedoes.
You want to use the torpedoes of the same color as the target sub. Hopefully you’ve promoted the target sub to higher numbers to make them more susceptible to torpedo attack.
Don’t hesitate to move your own sub(s) to lower numbers in order to make them less susceptible.
In order to torpedo a target sub, move it to higher numbers, then invoke the torpedoes of the same color,
or those of the color(s) without any subs left.
As soon as there are no more subs of a color, any actions or torpedoes of that color are considered ‘wild’, you need to use these wildcards to attack your remaining target subs.
Try to trash the torpedoes that match the color of your subs, then you’ll more likely to get torpedoes of the color of your target subs.