he shoots...he scores

[wannaseemytreat]

im a bit stuck trying to sort this out myself but can anyone explain the scoring system to me please? ive tried to figure it out and got nowhere

[Night Strike]

The scoring system is (Losers Score / Winners Score) * 20

Moved to the Q&A forum (this one's for tournament-specific issues).

[wannaseemytreat]

The scoring system is (Losers Score / Winners Score) * 20

Moved to the Q&A forum (this one's for tournament-specific issues).

can anyone be more specific please

[Gilligan]

That's as specific as you are gonna get... (Loser's Score divided by Winner's Score) x 20

[wannaseemytreat]

ok how are points calculated in order that a final score is arrived at?

[the egg]

20(L / W)

L = loser score right when game finished
W = winner score right when game finished
You make this calculation for each loser in the game and add them all up to get points received by the winner.

[Fruitcake]

20(L / W)

L = loser score right when game finished
W = winner score right when game finished
You make this calculation for each loser in the game and add them all up to get points received by the winner.

Then of course, when you tire of earning those points you just exit stage left and reappear as another account eh eggy poos?

[the egg]

20(L / W)
Then of course, when you tire of earning those points you just exit stage left and reappear as another account eh eggy poos?

I wouldn't recommend it.

[ManBungalow]

Let's say that you have 1000 points and you beat somebody who has 1500 points.

Winner's score = 1000
Loser's score = 1500

So using the expression of (Loser's score/Winner's score)*20 we get:
(1500/1000)*20 = 30

You would have gained 30 points. The loser would have lost these points.

You now have 1030 points and your opponent has 1470.

[Phlaim]

Your score changes all the time. When you created your account, you got 1000 points to start with. Along with your playing you gain and lose points according to the formula the ones above have mentioned. I don't really know what more can be said about it...? You have to be more specific about what you're curious about.

[wannaseemytreat]

i see what your getting at now

i thought that certain actions and strategies throughout the game influenced the final score/points.

can you also explain how spoils are calculated? why is it important when we have a set of cards that some are owned and some arent?

[Phlaim]

If you own the territory of a spoil you trade, you'll get an additional 2 armies deployed on that territory.

[wannaseemytreat]

does it make a difference if they are all the same colour and also does it matter how many troops/ terrortories you have?

[Phlaim]

In flat rate, you get 4 armies for a red set, 6 for a green, 8 for a blue and 10 for a mixed set.

In escalating you get 4 armies for the first set cashed in, 6 for the second. Note: it's not necessarily the first YOU cash but the first in the GAME. i.e. Player 1 cashes first, he gets 4, then player 2 cashes and he gets 6.

Territory count or anything else does not influence the value of your spoils.

[Phlaim]

Also, what's wrong with reading the instructions before posting?

[wannaseemytreat]

Also, what's wrong with reading the instructions before posting?

because one tends to aquire more information if one asks. besides, if you dont like my posts dont read them.

[the.killing.44]

Everything Phlaim just posted is available in the Instructions.

.44

[wannaseemytreat]

Everything Phlaim just posted is available in the Instructions.

.44

yes but not everything in this THREAD is available in the instructions.

anyway what are you phlaims personal mouthpiece. if i were you id concentrate on gaining more experience rather than making silly posts private

[Phlaim]

Please enlighten me on what's in the thread that isn't in the instructions. And how do you know if you like a post or not before you've read 'em? wannaseemytreat, a little piece of thinking doesn't hurt you.

[wannaseemytreat]

Please enlighten me on what's in the thread that isn't in the instructions. And how do you know if you like a post or not before you've read 'em? wannaseemytreat, a little piece of thinking doesn't hurt you.

''If you own the territory of a spoil you trade, you'll get an additional 2 armies deployed on that territory.''
''Territory count or anything else does not influence the value of your spoils.''

and dont forget phlaim......

''what's wrong with reading the instructions before posting?''

NB if you spent more time giving new people more information less time being so irritable then maybe we wouldnt have to post to get the information we should have been given in the first place

[Phlaim]

Please enlighten me on what's in the thread that isn't in the instructions. And how do you know if you like a post or not before you've read 'em? wannaseemytreat, a little piece of thinking doesn't hurt you.

''If you own the territory of a spoil you trade, you'll get an additional 2 armies deployed on that territory.''
''Territory count or anything else does not influence the value of your spoils.''

[...] The value of these spoils depends on which spoils game option was chosen: escalating or flat-rate. You also get a 2 troop bonus on any region that you own if it is represented in the group.

That's what you read in the instructions. Simply says the amount of armies you get is depending on what the game option was. If it were depending on anything else it would've said so.

[wannaseemytreat]

phlaim.... just admit ur wrong.

[Phlaim]

What have I said that was wrong? I simply wrote exactly what's said in the instructions, just using other words...

p.s. about the other stuffs you wrote, take it to flame wars if you want to flame me. I'm not here to flame, I'm just pointing out some very obvious stuff.

[wannaseemytreat]

your wrong. youve been found wanting and your too afraid to apologise. enough said.

[Phlaim]

your wrong. youve been found wanting and your too afraid to apologise. enough said.

ok, well. no point taking this discussion any further. thanks for removing the crap from your earlier post.