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Hi everyone,
The Standard Game rules state that you do not have to declare a heading when you start your turn on a surface city or spaceport (unlike the Classic rules). Does this mean that you are essentially choosing your heading/direction after you set you speed, once you begin to move, allowing to pick whatever direction works best with the MPs you have available?
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Yes, that's my understanding.
Note that this (mainly) only matters only for spaceports, because almost all cities only have one direction to go as the first step anyway. In fact, I think that with the classic rules, cities have one advantage over spaceports in that you effectively don't need to declare your heading -- you come to a fork immediately after lifting off from a city and are free to move left or right. I like the Standard game rule that makes spaceports also have this advantage by not requiring declaring direction on spaceports
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Thanks, rbelikov!
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