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Maybe they've increased their marketing a bit. Links in more places etc.Dako wrote:16376. New update brought back old players?

Gillipig wrote:Maybe they've increased their marketing a bit. Links in more places etc.Dako wrote:16376. New update brought back old players?
You're probably right.trinicardinal wrote:Gillipig wrote:Maybe they've increased their marketing a bit. Links in more places etc.Dako wrote:16376. New update brought back old players?
I think an email went out to everyone on the register... maybe its bringing back some people
Bruceswar wrote:16400 now...

I have been saying this for some time.OliverFA wrote:I am of the opposite opinion. Sticking to Risk is IMHO a big mistake. What is so different between Risk and the other strategy wargames? I would advertise to all strategy players, not only to Risk lovers.Symmetry wrote:Yeah- again I know I'm not going to be popular for saying this, but the main attraction of this site is for people who like playing Risk. Fewer people play that game now, but the reason it was so succesful was that it was fun to play.
Most people who know me know that I've always been freemium, and that I stopped playing a while ago, while still posting in the community forums. One of the reasons I stopped playing was that the types of games grew distant from the basic game. It was increasingly hard to find a map that followed the basic tactics. And it was increasingly hard to find a set of rules that stuck to the basics.
Most new players here are likely to be confused. Fog of war rules, bombardment, speed games, instant victories? Join the site and you will lose your first game, not because you are bad at Risk, but because you have no idea how to play the map that players on this site created, and you don't know how the rules work.
You will lose points to those people, and your first experience will be a loss in ranking. Not the best introduction.
About the different settings, if number of players was high enough, you would always find a game with the settings you like. But in fact there are not so many settings at it seems. Yes, there are many choices to make, but they don't lead to significatively different games. I bet many people leave the site when they learn that there is no limit to how far troops can move in one turn.



The question is will the stay or did they just drop by to see what's new and then leave?Leehar wrote:If nothing else the Cup did help bring back some people.
We'll find out in 30 days...Gillipig wrote:The question is will the stay or did they just drop by to see what's new and then leave?Leehar wrote:If nothing else the Cup did help bring back some people.

just because the number of users is going up doesnt mean the website isnt declining.Bruceswar wrote:over 17,000 now

Over 600 active members joining/ returning in 2 days shows they must be doing something right.ljex wrote:just because the number of users is going up doesnt mean the website isnt declining.Bruceswar wrote:over 17,000 now

900+ but who is counting...TeeGee wrote:Over 600 active members joining/ returning in 2 days shows they must be doing something right.ljex wrote:just because the number of users is going up doesnt mean the website isnt declining.Bruceswar wrote:over 17,000 now

you can develope as many of those maps as you want, they are like vermin and have set about the rot for cc.DiM wrote:billy07 wrote:
some romanian called dip (can't remember his name) is to blame for the introduction of absolute shit maps.
i'm called DiM actually. great to see another satisfied customer. autograph sessions are arranged daily inside the foundry.
don't forget to try the latest steamworks map. it's the shittiest of them all.
also click my link for another shitty map that i'm currently developing.
But you still play here, yes?CHEWKY wrote:No Problem, that is exactly why I don't pay to play on this gimicky game site!
drunkmonkey wrote:I honestly wonder why anyone becomes a mod on this site. You're the whiniest bunch of players imaginable.
Ron Burgundy wrote:Why don't you go back to your home on Whore Island?
Indeed! How disgusting!!!!natty_dread wrote:Wow, how is this racist scum f*ck still not banned?
For someone who has played almost 2000 games you don't seem to have picked up on much.CHEWKY wrote:It will decline when enough people who get screwed over continuously get sick of it and move on!![]()
For example: DISADVANTAGED to the start of every single game! Dice rolls are sicker than ever!![]()
Cash in on cards is always the maximum, auto position? HA! totally controlled and is a joke!![]()
All opponents gain the advantage at start on at first roll, since I go 2nd 99% of the time.![]()
Conqueer Club makes sure that specific players NEVER get ahead!![]()
No Problem, that is exactly why I don't pay to play on this gimicky game site!
Romanians and Brits are the same race so he isn't being racist. He's a scum f*ck though!natty_dread wrote:Wow, how is this racist scum f*ck still not banned?
not only you lack the intelligence to realise CC offers 200 maps to please all kinds of people but you also have to insult me simply because i'm romanian. btw did you attend school at some point in your life? you're a 36 yo englishman that's having trouble spelling in english. i think you're the one who should go beggingbilly07 wrote:you can develope as many of those maps as you want, they are like vermin and have set about the rot for cc.DiM wrote:billy07 wrote:
some romanian called dip (can't remember his name) is to blame for the introduction of absolute shit maps.
i'm called DiM actually. great to see another satisfied customer. autograph sessions are arranged daily inside the foundry.
don't forget to try the latest steamworks map. it's the shittiest of them all.
also click my link for another shitty map that i'm currently developing.
i came here to play risk, not attack lots of neutrals. whoever gets the best dice early on wins, simple as that! you will never have any of those maps as an actual board game. you may however send your children to england to beg.
be proud of yourself