has something changed?

BOB seems to no longer work on my games. I've got two going right now, one on the classic and one on Age of Merchants.

In both it's as if Greasemonkey was turned off. It's not. My other scripts work....

I've tried uninstallign and reinstalling the latest.

Works for all ...

has something changed?

BOB seems to no longer work on my games. I've got two going right now, one on the classic and one on Age of Merchants.

In both it's as if Greasemonkey was turned off. It's not. My other scripts work....

I've tried uninstallign and reinstalling the latest.

Arizona Rod and Gun

I believe Lack has ruled on this, to say that contacting by PM was not forbidden. It's clear though that the exact implications of the ruling are subject to some interpretation.

My preference would be that all in-game communication take place in game chat. I've got absolutely no problem with ...

There was some talk of adapting BOB to count remaining territories in Fog of War... Anything come of that? It's not difficult to do, since it's announced at the beginning of every turn, but ...

Time and effort... Mega busy at work atm.

C.

OOPS! didn't seem to come across as nagging. Just ...

There was some talk of adapting BOB to count remaining territories in Fog of War... Anything come of that? It's not difficult to do, since it's announced at the beginning of every turn, but ...

Flash, I'm not talking about a situation where one player has gotten stronger than the rest. Then of course it makes sense to cut him down. Ditto with keeping a weak player weak.

But in a situation where players are all more or less at the same strength, i don't see how it makes sense to waste ...

Don't you read the forums? Dice are always bad. Never good.

In the middle stages of escalating ,unless you are trying to take somebody else, big attacks are just gonna end in 2 people out of the picture.

flashleg,

You're absolutely right when it comes to 2-player games. My understanding is also that it's better to attack. But I'm going to have to ...

yeah, that I know. I even kind of like it. It spices things up. But it's not just newbs.

In the middle rounds of an escalating game, where armies are dispersed, is there any reason to attack isolated stacks of armies?

Example 1. Player A has an army of 6 on China. The surrounding regions, except for Siam, held by Player B, are 1's and 2's. Player C attacks and captures China ...

doesn't lack live with his mom? Or did I imagine that?

ok. now it's just cost me a game...

should having two tabs open running different games with Ajax Bob on cause any problems? It certainly seems a lot less responsive...

Hi Ed.

This code is fantastic. Best thing since bob, even just for the floating action menu. I'm actually finding I rarely click now that I have the menu just right where I need it.

A quick suggestion. How about making the hot keys optional. Obviously you need a way to choose how many armies ...

those wanting to leave it as is have slipped into the minority...

Any thoughts to making the decay turn a single army neutral, rather than stopping the decay?...

not possible with the current xml
the decay will stop at 1 army.

That's too bad. I can't imagine it will make that much difference in game play as it is. People tend to leave those regions with just ...

Did this go anywhere? Do I need to post it in suggestions?

Or can somebody move the thread there...

One might notice that at the moment there are as many votes for change as there are for the the status quo, it's just that the former are spread across the three options.

Seems there's a sizable population that see this map as fun, but not as fun as it could be. Five armies for one territory is ...

Any thoughts to making the decay turn a single army neutral, rather than stopping the decay?...

not possible with the current xml
the decay will stop at 1 army.

That's too bad. I can't imagine it will make that much difference in game play as it is. People tend to leave those regions with ...

Any thoughts to making the decay turn a single army neutral, rather than stopping the decay? That could make for some interesting gameplay in terms of keeping up "supply lines" for reinforcements...

I mean maps already released. The problem is not seeing how complex a map is, it's understanding how the complex maps work.

Some of them can't be understood without playing.

In Bamboo Jack, for instance, what exactly do you need to control to get a bonus for Rail section 4. Do you need ALL of ...

how about foundry folk creating a place where the unenlightened can go to read about the special features, etc. of the maps.

Some maps, like Bamboo Jack or Pearl Harbor, are barely comprehensible. And so you spend a lot of your first game trying desperately to figure out what the designers meant ...

C'mon guys, can't you see this guy rocks!

His idea of a fun game is far from mine, but the critical thing about cc is that each one of us can make of it what you will.

If you enjoy a rough and tumble scrap up, you've got it.

If you want to scrape points off the shoes of newbies so you ...

Amazing work!! Go Yeti!