Is this ok in duels?

Is this an ok expansion 1st turn in west duels? Just imagine UK is a player. I'm not trying to WF or anything. <:(

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Why do you have me e-listed?

As long as you don't wf

You should always choose England in European games.

I played some duels, some say it's ok if you don't break the wall, I play as germany, almost always (lol), and many send troops near hamburg, I don't like that, but many players accept it. It seems not to be against the "official rules"

Leaving units in an opponents territory during the first turn of a competitive game (duels/cw) is frowned upon, whilst it isn't against the rules per say, it is seen as unsportsmanlike and it is that standard competitive players will expect other players to abide by in the spirit of the game.

Napisano przez Sun Tsu, 30.03.2023 at 17:20

Leaving units in an opponents territory during the first turn of a competitive game (duels/cw) is frowned upon, whilst it isn't against the rules per say, it is seen as unsportsmanlike and it is that standard competitive players will expect other players to abide by in the spirit of the game.

Stop lying sir, this is a legitimate strategy

Napisano przez Frieren, 30.03.2023 at 17:24

Napisano przez Sun Tsu, 30.03.2023 at 17:20

Leaving units in an opponents territory during the first turn of a competitive game (duels/cw) is frowned upon, whilst it isn't against the rules per say, it is seen as unsportsmanlike and it is that standard competitive players will expect other players to abide by in the spirit of the game.

Stop lying sir, this is a legitimate strategy

if you're saying, ok, but I dont agree with this strategy of send troops in enemy land in first turn. like Sun Tzu said.

Napisano przez XIT, 31.03.2023 at 08:06

Napisano przez Frieren, 30.03.2023 at 17:24

Napisano przez Sun Tsu, 30.03.2023 at 17:20

Leaving units in an opponents territory during the first turn of a competitive game (duels/cw) is frowned upon, whilst it isn't against the rules per say, it is seen as unsportsmanlike and it is that standard competitive players will expect other players to abide by in the spirit of the game.

Stop lying sir, this is a legitimate strategy

if you're saying, ok, but I dont agree with this strategy of send troops in enemy land in first turn. like Sun Tzu said.

You literally have to put transports on enemy land for many expansions, or you have to wf land near the country (so you have to wf land cuz of that)

Napisano przez Frieren, 31.03.2023 at 08:09

Napisano przez XIT, 31.03.2023 at 08:06

Napisano przez Frieren, 30.03.2023 at 17:24

Napisano przez Sun Tsu, 30.03.2023 at 17:20

Leaving units in an opponents territory during the first turn of a competitive game (duels/cw) is frowned upon, whilst it isn't against the rules per say, it is seen as unsportsmanlike and it is that standard competitive players will expect other players to abide by in the spirit of the game.

Stop lying sir, this is a legitimate strategy

if you're saying, ok, but I dont agree with this strategy of send troops in enemy land in first turn. like Sun Tzu said.

You literally have to put transports on enemy land for many expansions, or you have to wf land near the country (so you have to wf land cuz of that)

Perspective... It is one thing leaving a sea trans to cross a territory, it is another to leave a stack of units in someone's country. Each to there own i guess.

What if you left them outside the territory? Like still on the sea in a transport.