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This.SirSebstar wrote:always kill your opponants bonus. cause if you dont kill his, and he kills yours. you are 10 armies behind already
SirSebstar wrote:always kill your opponants bonus. cause if you dont kill his, and he kills yours. you are 10 armies behind already


I got crap dice. I suicided all my troops except those guarding Europe on him.knubbel wrote:why don't you attack SA? your 29 armees on guineas are there for few rounds now. don't stop attacking if you have >4 armees on a country that can attack. if you play well you will win this game in round ~40. there is no need to play 50.
another thing: It is possible to break EVERY bonus of your oponent next turn if you don't get shitty dice. Try it!
Donald Fung wrote:I'm trying to keep my Europe bonuses though, I need it to stay ahead of him in troops.
Your thinking here is flawed. By trying to be cautious and protect your bonus, you're actually harming your chances of winning for one simple reason - you're using 120+ troops to protect a bonus of 11. It's simply not worth it on a map this size with the game as it standsDonald Fung wrote:I got crap dice. I suicided all my troops except those guarding Europe on him.

don't blame the dice!Donald Fung wrote:I got crap dice. I suicided all my troops except those guarding Europe on him.knubbel wrote:why don't you attack SA? your 29 armees on guineas are there for few rounds now. don't stop attacking if you have >4 armees on a country that can attack. if you play well you will win this game in round ~40. there is no need to play 50.
another thing: It is possible to break EVERY bonus of your oponent next turn if you don't get shitty dice. Try it!
Me deploying on Algeria was a mistake, I was trying to X something out but pressed the deploy button lol my intention was to deploy on China and get into Oceania and Mexico from there.
I tried my best to follow what you ppl said.stahrgazer wrote:*shakes head*
Don't ask for help if you're not going to follow what ppl say.
No, you didn't.Donald Fung wrote: I tried my best to follow what you ppl said.

I don't agree with this one. he reinforced his fronts after doing mess for two turns. He also says that he will fort from morocco next turn, remember its chained... He did not follow everything (there are lots of details you could do better) but with his last turn he did at least the most important steps.stahrgazer wrote:No, you didn't.Donald Fung wrote: I tried my best to follow what you ppl said.
I don't see the suggestion to split forces by deploying on/attacking from guineas, leaving Morocco, and moving additional forces in front of a stack that you were already more than, for Europe.
I see a quite detailed suggestion to deploy on attack from china to the US, then down and over, not stopping until all bonuses were broken; attack from the levant stack for that area; then fort to move morocco to the front lines (which, btw, would've prevented the 21 now on guineas)
I see additional suggestions, not as detailed, to move Morocco to front lines.
Instead, you decided to split your forces and move what was left of Levant to add protectection to europe's 27-stack from opponent's (then) 23-stack; leaving Morocco where it was.
Your split enabled him to get a stronger foothold back in SAm, Africa, and Oceana, and now you'll be too afraid of moving Morocco because he can sneak behind you with his 21-stack if you do, because that prior move you didn't move Morocco like several ppl suggested.
And europe is even less protected than it was, because you'll have to split forces to take moskva, break S. Africa, break oceana...
You haven't lost the game at this point, but you can't say you did what was suggested
I disagree that he did the important steps; he left his largest stack (30) in the back rows (Morocco), in order to fort a smaller stack (10 or so) so he could overtake europe, despite everyone telling him not to worry about europe, and to move his STACKS to the front lines. Now the opponent moved into an area that that large stack would've protected, so if he moves it now, he loses all (which he may, anyway).knubbel wrote:He did not follow everything (there are lots of details you could do better) but with his last turn he did at least the most important steps.

acutally you were wrong. I had a choice of moving either a 30 stack from Morocco or a 30 stack from Moskva and i choose Moskva. Both would be a waste, I don't see a difference plus I need to get into NA more badly than Africa.stahrgazer wrote:I disagree that he did the important steps; he left his largest stack (30) in the back rows (Morocco), in order to fort a smaller stack (10 or so) so he could overtake europe, despite everyone telling him not to worry about europe, and to move his STACKS to the front lines. Now the opponent moved into an area that that large stack would've protected, so if he moves it now, he loses all (which he may, anyway).knubbel wrote:He did not follow everything (there are lots of details you could do better) but with his last turn he did at least the most important steps.
Also, the advice was given several rounds ago, based on the map at that time, so it took him several rounds to do those "most important steps" you refer to.
I gave the advice several rounds ago; yellow had gone, you were up.Donald Fung wrote: Both would be a waste, I don't see a difference plus I need to get into NA more badly than Africa.
