Conquer Club

Ok, new to CC and already hooked. Waiting to get paid to go premium.

So, looking through active games, I see games where players are just amassing troops. Thousands of troops on some territories, the games have been going on literally for years. No attacking has taken place for hundreds of rounds.

I don't get the appeal. Someone explain it to me?

some times risk games turn into a game of balance becomes more of a waiting game... waiting for some 1 to get 2 bord or screw up and attack sum1 then world war breaks out as people see there chance to expand or win
that and people just try to break records 4 longest game

Chasingamy wrote:Ok, new to CC and already hooked. Waiting to get paid to go premium.

So, looking through active games, I see games where players are just amassing troops. Thousands of troops on some territories, the games have been going on literally for years. No attacking has taken place for hundreds of rounds.

I don't get the appeal. Someone explain it to me?

I don't get the appeal either. If you want to avoid these games then never play singles games with no cards or flat rate settings. Thought this might be helpful.

Chasingamy wrote:Ok, new to CC and already hooked. Waiting to get paid to go premium.

So, looking through active games, I see games where players are just amassing troops. Thousands of troops on some territories, the games have been going on literally for years. No attacking has taken place for hundreds of rounds.

I don't get the appeal. Someone explain it to me?

Some people just have a taste for the longer games that require patience and diplomacy and whatnot.

If you're referring to that old Battle Royale game that's still going on, nobody is willing to move first and weaken themselves because the winner of that game has a good shot at instantly becoming CC's conqueror.

Master Fenrir wrote:

Chasingamy wrote:Ok, new to CC and already hooked. Waiting to get paid to go premium.

So, looking through active games, I see games where players are just amassing troops. Thousands of troops on some territories, the games have been going on literally for years. No attacking has taken place for hundreds of rounds.

I don't get the appeal. Someone explain it to me?

Some people just have a taste for the longer games that require patience and diplomacy and whatnot.

If you're referring to that old Battle Royale game that's still going on, nobody is willing to move first and weaken themselves because the winner of that game has a good shot at instantly becoming CC's conqueror.

there are games older than the Battle Royale still going on.


OP, I don't think anyone sees the appeal (except with the Battle Royal) besides the players in the games . Though if you're premium it doesn't really matter, taking one turn in a game where no one's attacking doesn't take very long, like 10 seconds max.

jrh_cardinal wrote:OP, I don't think anyone sees the appeal (except with the Battle Royal) besides the players in the games . Though if you're premium it doesn't really matter, taking one turn in a game where no one's attacking doesn't take very long, like 10 seconds max.

I love a long game. The longer it goes the better. Simple answer is people get bored and quit, and you win. I have some long games running right now and they do not bother me. Do I wish all my games to be long? Hell no, but a few do not bother me.

Avoid "Standard" + "No spoils"/"Flat Rate" 3-8player games. -if you want to avoid such stalemate games.

Personally i find these longer games useful for learning new maps, and having a few semi-stalemate and stalemate games running doesn't bother me as Bruce said, as long as it's only a couple (for premium that is, with freemium I'd probably avoid them altogether.)

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heres a game that ended up being very long...

the thing is... when its no cards or flat rate settings sometimes a stalemate occurs. when there are 3 or more people on a map and they all have 1000 armies, nobody wants to attack because everytime you attack, even though you take men from one of your opponents, you also lose men. what ends up happening is nobody want to make a move because it means he/she and one other person will lose men, but everyone else stays the same.

therefore, it usually takes a deadbeater, suicider, greedy player, or diplomacy to move these games along.