Yup part of my master plan.
Was going to give whistlepig a chance to catch up.
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I’ll do a board update after work 
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That’s what I thought!
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No rush. Just having fun.
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There is a one-to-one port rule, but you can also access Liverpool so you can still sell both.
Not linked to Liverpool, surely?
I think Geebizzle’s best bet is to flip Ellesmere, and gamble on the distant market, again through Ellesmere. Need to specify which mill is guaranteed to flip.
Actually if the maps right there is a canal to Liverpool from elesmere.
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Totally missed that, thanks =)
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Has anyone been validated on orderofthehammer yet?
Question: Can I flip an Iron Work at the same I overwork it to upgrade it to another level? Or is it a separate action?
The Oldham coal is gone, or you would have to use it because it is closer. As it is, you use the coal from Rochdale.
Iron is flipped when all the iron is used. As it is, you use 3 of the 4 iron to fill the market, netting 4 quid, and one is still on the foundry, so it is not yet flipped.
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Oops, I had not seen that one coal in Oldham gone, fair enough.
Started reviewing the game, and it looks like @Whistle_Pig took £10 away from @GeeBizzle in Turn 2? Geebizzle spent 12, then 3, then took a loan for 30, lost 3 from debt, so should have been on 42, but only had 32, and has been £10 short ever since.
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That’s fine it doesn’t impact my decisions at all. There are a lot of virtual moving pieces.
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Not that I know of
I just built in the only Cotton Mill spot for Preston, so building another is not possible.
Dammit! The issues of not having a live board
Good spot - looks like I gave him a £20 loan instead of £30. I’ll correct that when I update the board in a bit.
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Damn banks! Always trying to steal from the little man.
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