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No, but five unique wins can help toward your next map achievement medal.whitestazn88 wrote:wait, so if i win, i get a medal? is that what i read earlier in this thread?
natty_dread wrote:Do ponies have sex?
(proud member of the Occasionally Wrongly Banned)Army of GOD wrote:the term heterosexual is offensive. I prefer to be called "normal"
TheSaxlad wrote:The Dice suck a lot of the time.
And if they dont suck then they blow.
TheSaxlad wrote:The Dice suck a lot of the time.
And if they dont suck then they blow.

Yes and no. It is mostly luck, but there is strategy in the luck and there is strategy in when to attack. I was in a three player game where I went for the pot first and put my whole stack on it. The next guy weakened me, the third guy took the pot, but neither the second player or I could attack him back. I was also in another three player game where all three of us reached the pot on the same turn, we spent some time building and then I put a small stack (4) on the pot, and for about 10 rounds, we alternated taking the pot and building. I got lucky later when I put 4 on it again, the first guy could only kill 1, the second guy took it, but it took most of his men. The next time, I took the pot and the one other stack and won.DJ Teflon wrote:Interesting.
As everyone says, the map is purely luck.
Therefore, if someone played enough games on it, then statistically they will just win the appropriate share of games (50% of 2-player / 33.3% of 3-player) etc.
If the percentage is off (and enough games are played statistically), and the map isn't about skill, then ......
I agree it depends on the settings and you do need to chose wisely when to attack or not and take cards etc.lancehoch wrote:Yes and no. It is mostly luck, but there is strategy in the luck and there is strategy in when to attack. I was in a three player game where I went for the pot first and put my whole stack on it. The next guy weakened me, the third guy took the pot, but neither the second player or I could attack him back. I was also in another three player game where all three of us reached the pot on the same turn, we spent some time building and then I put a small stack (4) on the pot, and for about 10 rounds, we alternated taking the pot and building. I got lucky later when I put 4 on it again, the first guy could only kill 1, the second guy took it, but it took most of his men. The next time, I took the pot and the one other stack and won.DJ Teflon wrote:Interesting.
As everyone says, the map is purely luck.
Therefore, if someone played enough games on it, then statistically they will just win the appropriate share of games (50% of 2-player / 33.3% of 3-player) etc.
If the percentage is off (and enough games are played statistically), and the map isn't about skill, then ......
As the mapmaker, I would rather it does NOT stay. We have an active map foundry with very high standards, and I don't want to be the guy who sets the precedent that maps can be developed outside of the system and without public input. If the admins ask/permit me to make something fun and silly to celebrate a holiday that's another thing.sailorseal wrote:I think there should be a poll to see if the map stays
I agree with sailorseal.......before just killing this one off let's see what the people think!!!sailorseal wrote:I think there should be a poll to see if the map stays
oaktown wrote:As the mapmaker, I would rather it does NOT stay. We have an active map foundry with very high standards, and I don't want to be the guy who sets the precedent that maps can be developed outside of the system and without public input. If the admins ask/permit me to make something fun and silly to celebrate a holiday that's another thing.sailorseal wrote:I think there should be a poll to see if the map stays
If folks like the gameplay of this map I would suggest they visit the Foundry and voice their support for the development of such a map. I suspect that a map that relies less on the luck of the dice can be made.