Odd random dice...

[conquest]

I just started playing a very competitive game Age of Might vs 1 highranking player. on Turn 2, with some clever manouvering in turn 1 I have amassed all my 12 armies to take a 5 neutral... Auto-attack and loose 9 for 1! How S**T is that??
Now, because it happened so early, I am far behind I will have no chance of winning.. and the rest of the game will be just wasting time.

There should be some limit on the randomness of dice. Its why I stopped playing RISK. Can you not limit to say 3 losses in a row, or some clever algorithm to make these games a little more realistic.

anyone else think the same?

[Evil Semp]

I just started playing a very competitive game Age of Might vs 1 highranking player. on Turn 2, with some clever manouvering in turn 1 I have amassed all my 12 armies to take a 5 neutral... Auto-attack and loose 9 for 1! How S**T is that??
Now, because it happened so early, I am far behind I will have no chance of winning.. and the rest of the game will be just wasting time.

There should be some limit on the randomness of dice. Its why I stopped playing RISK. Can you not limit to say 3 losses in a row, or some clever algorithm to make these games a little more realistic.

anyone else think the same?

First lets just assume that the dice are random.

Now if you adjust how random the dice are, how would that make it more realistic?

[jusplay4fun]

Your complaints is the MOST frequent one made on CC and nearly all Forums. Check them out and see. Your complaint is one of MANY such ones.

I just started playing a very competitive game Age of Might vs 1 highranking player. on Turn 2, with some clever manouvering in turn 1 I have amassed all my 12 armies to take a 5 neutral... Auto-attack and loose 9 for 1! How S**T is that??
Now, because it happened so early, I am far behind I will have no chance of winning.. and the rest of the game will be just wasting time.

There should be some limit on the randomness of dice. Its why I stopped playing RISK. Can you not limit to say 3 losses in a row, or some clever algorithm to make these games a little more realistic.

anyone else think the same?