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> So I have a choice between utility and geography. Any thoughts?

Unless it gives someone an undue advantage, I see no reason (at this point) to override utility.  Many of the games move a town or city a little bit to make the map more competitive.
Bob Schroeder

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 Topic: Pre-printed track & Bilbao

John Shelley <john.s...@orange.fr> Jan 27 11:47AM +0100 ^

 
On 26/01/2011 22:54, Ian D wrote:
> through it.
 
> So I have a choice between utility and geography. Any thoughts?
 
> Ian D
 
If you aren't too keen on the port idea, could you not just tweak
geography a bit and make the coastline go go to the north of the San
Sebastian hex?
 
Or if a port is inevitable and you don't want the company to be able to
run two trains through Bilbao have a rule, like in 1849, where a town to
its own port isn't a route.
 
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Cheers for now,
 
John, from St Ciers 33820, France