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I vote to keep the shields.
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A limited stockpile sounds good... that way, there is some assurance that you'll run out sooner or later.Comment
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Oh, come on, surely you didn't expect that joining with the largest player in the game would actually increase your life expectancy?You should have signed up with me and joncha, and squashed Geo like a bug...Comment
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I didn't actually expect to get as far as I did... seemed like everytime I went to attack someone they put their shield up
See y'all next game
Play hangman.Comment
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I didn't expect this thread to get this far either.
I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).Comment
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Too lazy to paste between threads.Originally posted by Skanky Burns
The easiest way is probably to revert back to the "no stockpiling shields" rule of last game. It seemed to work better that way. Then again, I didn't expect people *pointed look at Spikie* to stockpile an insanely high amount of shields.
Well under the current rules when not attacking (ie most turns this game) it's that or waste your special order.
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Or train spies. I believe I've already demonstrated their potential usefulness...Comment
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Well any limit should also apply to spies, since otherwise the stockpiling will continue but shift towards spies.
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Please move the discussion to the new thread.
Game mechanics discussion is always welcome.
Last edited by Skanky Burns; July 26, 2004, 08:15.I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).Comment
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Is that for the idea or for still posting in this thread? If it's the latter we can move the discussion.
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