Neighbours - Revision history

SavvySteve at 11:02, 25 November 2020

2020-11-25T11:02:31Z

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	Within the game, your neighbours are the players situated above and below you on the player list. The player at the top of the list is neighbours with the player at the bottom of the list. While this mechanic is often not relevant to games, there are some mechanics which utilises it, including the [[Crippled]] mechanic and the[[Diviner]].		Within the game, your neighbours are the players situated above and below you on the player list. The player at the top of the list is neighbours with the player at the bottom of the list. While this mechanic is often not relevant to games, there are some mechanics which utilises it, including the [[Crippled]] mechanic and the [[Diviner]].

SavvySteve at 11:02, 25 November 2020

2020-11-25T11:02:24Z

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	Within the game, your neighbours are the players situated above and below you on the player list. The player at the top of the list is neighbours with the player at the bottom of the list. While this mechanic is often not relevant to games, there are some mechanics which utilises it, including the [[Crippled]] mechanic and [[~~ACME Paperweight\|ACME Paperweights~~]].		Within the game, your neighbours are the players situated above and below you on the player list. The player at the top of the list is neighbours with the player at the bottom of the list. While this mechanic is often not relevant to games, there are some mechanics which utilises it, including the [[Crippled]] mechanic and the[[Diviner]].

Mark T at 10:13, 24 November 2020

2020-11-24T10:13:46Z

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	Within the game, your neighbours are the players situated above and below you on the player list. The player at the top of the list is neighbours with the player at the bottom of the list. While this mechanic is often not relevant to games, there are some mechanics which utilises it, including the [[Crippled]] mechanic and [[ACME Paperweight\|ACME Paperweights]].		Within the game, your neighbours are the players situated above and below you on the player list. The player at the top of the list is neighbours with the player at the bottom of the list. While this mechanic is often not relevant to games, there are some mechanics which utilises it, including the [[Crippled]] mechanic and [[ACME Paperweight\|ACME Paperweights]].

Mark T at 10:12, 24 November 2020

2020-11-24T10:12:13Z

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	Within the game, your neighbours are the players situated above and below you on the player list. The player at the top of the list is neighbours with the player at the bottom of the list. While this mechanic is often not relevant to games, there are some mechanics which utilises it, including the [[Crippled]] mechanic and [[ACME Paperweights]].		Within the game, your neighbours are the players situated above and below you on the player list. The player at the top of the list is neighbours with the player at the bottom of the list. While this mechanic is often not relevant to games, there are some mechanics which utilises it, including the [[Crippled]] mechanic and [[ACME Paperweight\|ACME Paperweights]].

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2020-11-19T15:12:41Z

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Within the game, your neighbours are the players situated above and below you on the player list. The player at the top of the list is neighbours with the player at the bottom of the list. While this mechanic is often not relevant to games, there are some mechanics which utilises it, including the [[Crippled]] mechanic and [[ACME Paperweights]].