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   _Vassal_ designed by Rodney Kinney
   
  -*Development Team:* Rodney Kinney, Joel Uckelman, Brent Easton, Michael Kiefte, Tim McCarron
  +*Development Team:* Rodney Kinney, Joel Uckelman, Brent Easton, Michael Kiefte, Tim McCarron, Brian Reynolds
   
   *Testing:* Thomas Russ
   
  
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  When you synchronize, any side selection, piece movement and map selections you have performed will be reset and replaced with the game information of the player you synchronized to.
  
  === Playing by Email
  
  Vassal games can be played by email, by exchanging log files of player moves.
  You can review the logs in Vassal to see the moves made by your opponents, and then log your own move and send it to your opponents.
  
  To play by email,
  
  A. Starting an email game:
  . In Module Manager, in the *Module Library* window, double-click the module you want to play.
  The Welcome Wizard opens.
  . In the Welcome Wizard, under *Select play mode,* choose *Start a new game offline*, and then follow the other Wizard steps as the module requires.
  
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  * An email client that allows you to send attachments is required for playing games by email.
  * Discord has become very popular for playing Vassal either live or "by email" -- in the latter case the chat room is often a more convenient place to exchange log files than traditional email. Vassal's "official" Discord server can be found at https://discord.gg/GzzHccRQpU, and there are gamer-run discords specializing in PBEM and specific games.
  * Voice chat applications may be helpful when playing Vassal live.
  Skype, Ventrilo or Teamspeak are all effective and free, but other solutions may be appropriate for your players.
  
  