Not sure if people have discussed this before, but I'm interested to know what settings or maps make for really long games, and also how long the longest games have gone on for. My longest game was on Chinese Checkers, 5 players, sequential, flat rate, chained, and went 64 rounds, lasting 2 months ...

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Bean_ thank you for all your help and explanations.

thanks for showing me. counting the failures is a lot easier.

although many people already have the ideal percentages for the dice, does anyone know how to calculate these statistics? i'm one of those people who can't accept knowing an answer without also knowing how to come up with that answer.

can anyone tell me how to figure out the ideal percentages, without actually counting each outcome? 1v1 was simple, but the rest just seem impossible. also, I don't need to know about the 1v2 rolls.

i had 12 armies against 2 armies. i auto-attacked, and lost 10 armies. how could someone possible get all 6's, 5's, & 4's, while i only got 2 5's, 1 4, & the rest worthless numbers. i have noticed that when i auto-attack, the defender many times gets multiple 6's and 5's. could auto-attack be broken ...

there seems to be a problem when ppl cash in midturn. in the original rules, doesn't it say that the person can only cash in enough cards so that they have less than 5 cards. i was eliminated from a game b/c someone was able to cash in 2 sets of cards midturn. they had 3 and got 3 by eliminating ...