Similar topic: does anyone else find that they seem to lose more armies to neutrals than if you had attacked another opponent with the same odds? (say, 7 v 3 or something like that where the attacker should win)
There's no "should win" when it comes to a game of random chance.
I don't attack neutral armies where possible, but I have found that they seem to be less resistant to attack than territories occupied by actual players.
Night Strike wrote:Similar topic: does anyone else find that they seem to lose more armies to neutrals than if you had attacked another opponent with the same odds? (say, 7 v 3 or something like that where the attacker should win)
No. I think people just tend to notice more against neutral. When you win it does not feel as if you have done as much as when attacking an opponent so loses seem bigger. And don't attack neutral unless it is absolutely needed. i.e. need one territory in a continent.
I have an IQ of 195. Of course my answers are different!
No. I think people just tend to notice more against neutral. When you win it does not feel as if you have done as much as when attacking an opponent so loses seem bigger. And don't attack neutral unless it is absolutely needed. i.e. need one territory in a continent.[/quote]
Generally I don't attack them except for that. But they do just seem to be downright annoying!
frood wrote:No. I think people just tend to notice more against neutral. When you win it does not feel as if you have done as much as when attacking an opponent so loses seem bigger. And don't attack neutral unless it is absolutely needed. i.e. need one territory in a continent.
Generally I don't attack them except for that. But they do just seem to be downright annoying!
Aye - they do tend to get in the way, no matter how little you attack them. You see, my mindset is that I should not be losing to them since they are not actually playing and so when I do lose I get rather pissed off[/quote]
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