Evilpmpkinhedman wrote:Cool! Another college basketball tourney! I'll take Connecticut (looks like they are one of the last schools left).

World 2.1, sequential, flat rate, chained, foggy

Go UCONN Huskies!
(Ex-CT resident)

Aw, I was just about to take Virginia Tech...
Well, I guess I will take Wichita State (or if someone beat me to that, whoever is fine)
British Isles 2
No spoils
Fog of war
Adjacent

But even if the dice suck, do they not suck for everyone? That would mean that no matter how screwed up the dice are, its fair, because everyone plays with the same dice.

I saw similar signs of secret diplomacy in game 4114788
Harder to tell, though, because they failed to have any continents in my game. They did, however, seem to neglect easy 1's from each other to get spoils.

USA was my first map, and played it for, if I recall, my first three games. Lost all three, too

This should be a heads up to mapmakers, players don't like having to guess what a territory's name is :p
Some of the maps with foreign languages on them give me similar issues... Someone should make a plug in that highlights whatever territories are selected in the drop down menu.

But it shouldn't matter how many people are rolling the dice, because what other people roll (unless I am grossly mistaken about your dice algorithm) will have no effect on you. I am assuming that when someone rolls a certain combination, that combination is not removed from the list of available ...

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Similar to how reinforcements can be 1 or many, I think it may bring a new face of gameplay strategy to have games where you can only have x number of attacks per turn (say, for the hell of it, 5). This would mean that even with a large troop advantage, you may still need to ...

I was thinking, I really enjoy Assassin Games (despite never actually winning one), but I am sad at how short they tend to be.
So here is my idea: Combine Assassin and Terminator.
Rules would be simple- Everyone starts out with a target ala Assassin. When your target is killed, you get points like ...

Well, your first link makes no claim the leprechauns exist. Its just about the mythology behind them.
I did a search through The Book of Leinster, and did not find any mention of leprechauns. Perhaps you could clarify for me where in this book it is claimed they exist?

Mythology?! How dare you ...

If you would only study them in depth you would come to love and worship our little friends as well.

By all means, give me some sort of text to study that claims for leprachauns to be real.
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Study away.


Well, your first link makes no claim the leprechauns exist. Its just ...

If you used half the time you spent in this thread to actually read a good book on the matter, then you'd learn much more. (But please don't select a book by a preacher or those that appear on Oprah and such). Why don't read the most respected authors first? Hawkins, Dennet, Dawkins, perhaps W ...

I find it sad that people can be so quick to pass off a belief without really studying it. Many people who have come to me with "proof" that the Bible is contradictory or makes false scientific claims, often do not know what it really says.

I find it sad that people can be so quick to pass of ...

Hello WidowMakers, nice to meet you too!

I find it sad that people can be so quick to pass off a belief without really studying it. Many people who have come to me with "proof" that the Bible is contradictory or makes false scientific claims, often do not know what it really says.

Forgive me for not reading the 127 pages here, but I wanted to link to www.answersingenesis.org as a good site for actual Christians with science degrees who have no problems lining up what we see today and what the Bible says.

Sorry if this has been mentioned before.

And yes, I am a young-earth ...

I think you shouldnt even be able to see another player's actions unless it is adjacent to your own territories. Instead of "Player 1 deploys 2 troops to ?; Player 1 attacks ? from ? and conquers it from neutral player, player 1 reinforces 4 troops from ? to ?", we should only see "Player 1 takes a ...

Now I am curious, what game number is this?

I don't require identical territory name. For example, New York City would be counted in New York State, USA, North America, and Earth (among others), since all these territories include New York City.

What location can be occupied on the most maps? For example, Texas can be occupied on both the USA map and the New World map, even though the name isn't on the New World Map. Just curious if anyone can find what territory is on the most maps, even if it is not named or is a part of a larger ...

Let me ask the community this, then:
If you see someone who has 4-5 stars for over 90% of their feedback, do you just assume the 1 star ratings are the result of someone being a jerk rather than the player earning the low rating?

Now I am relatively new here, so maybe its just the way this is, but it seems that people who don't talk at all during games are the same ones who will leave you bad ratings just because you lost. I mean, honestly, do you expect to win every game? I don't see what the big deal is about losing some ...

How about just using the New Hampshire/Vermont counties? That would be about 20 spaces.

I was thinking a New England map might be cool, but I think a good place to start would be with a map of all the counties: