PBEM Challenges - Part II!

[Mathemagician]

Originally posted by quinns

BTW, if you play the dual-duel format you can leave the ruins and wonders in because the game is already equalized by the swap. So if you like ruins and wonders, AND you want a completely fair game -- play the dual-duel format.

hmm. let me guess who invented that duel type.

i didnt say it was boring quinns. i just said i find it boring.
slight but important difference.
also it just isnt soo interesting as with ruins IMHO.

[quinns]

Originally posted by Mathemagician


hmm. let me guess who invented that duel type.

i didnt say it was boring quinns. i just said i find it boring.
slight but important difference.
also it just isnt soo interesting as with ruins IMHO.

I see... Okay then!

[TheBirdMan]

Originally posted by quinns


Good! I also! The above rantings were directed more at Mathman and others who have gone off on this "without ruins is boring" subject several times now. I just had to say something in defense of "no ruins and no wonders".

BTW, if you play the dual-duel format you can leave the ruins and wonders in because the game is already equalized by the swap. So if you like ruins and wonders, AND you want a completely fair game -- play the dual-duel format.

No advantages without disadvantage.

I a dual game, I do know where the capitol of my enemy is.

If you play against a certain kind of player, then this one will go for your throuht (hope this is spelled correct) within the first 15-20 turn.

I do remember, that Lung in his semifínal game kicked me in turn 14. He knew, that the second player normally was close to the first (and that is a fact, so is the gameengine doing) and he was lucky to more-or-less go into the right direction and caught me, sitting as a duck and with my warriors exploring somewhere else.

I was not "used" to this kind of starting a game.

But ok - now I am!

[berXpert]

Birdman - 103

[quinns]

Originally posted by TheBirdMan


No advantages without disadvantage.

I a dual game, I do know where the capitol of my enemy is.

If you play against a certain kind of player, then this one will go for your throuht (hope this is spelled correct) within the first 15-20 turn.

I do remember, that Lung in his semifínal game kicked me in turn 14. He knew, that the second player normally was close to the first (and that is a fact, so is the gameengine doing) and he was lucky to more-or-less go into the right direction and caught me, sitting as a duck and with my warriors exploring somewhere else.

I was not "used" to this kind of starting a game.

But ok - now I am!

Throat, not throuht -- but close. Good points Birdman. But at least in the dual-duel you BOTH know where your opponent is -- where in your Lung semi-final match, only Lung seemed to know the general direction of your capitol. Tough luck in that one!

[berXpert]

Chad - 54

Last turn I take his capitol, where he build Laberinth

Now that 5 of his cites had fall I'm 2x PG but the graph is 2 turns before now, so in 2 turns I expect to have 3x PG

[quinns]

Turns 10 and 11 to Birdman.

[Lung]

BC6 Turn 87 to BatFlaps

[berXpert]

Birdman - 106

This is my post 1000

[quinns]

Congratulations KING berXpert!

[Lung]

BC6 Turn 91 to OspreyOrifice

Woo-hoo! Another island!

[TheBirdMan]

Originally posted by Lung
BC6 Turn 91 to OspreyOrifice

Woo-hoo! Another island!

Ohhh, the australian ape has learned to swimm

[berXpert]

Birdman - 110 Railroad in 3 or Communis... what I'll chose

[quinns]

Turns 15, 16 to Birdman.
Turns 52, 52 to Paulno1.

[berXpert]

Birdman - 112 I'll go for comunism