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[_] [G] Anonymous 11/12/08(Wed)22:30 No.847535
die
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>> [_] Anonymous 11/12/08(Wed)23:46 No.847561
good game but really hard
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)02:02 No.847586
Rules please
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)02:23 No.847593
For attacks, both stacks get rolled and the winner is the stack with the highest sum (defender
wins ties, I guess, been a while since I played). Otherwise, it's like Risk besides that the
computer decides where to place your new dice.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)03:15 No.847605
What determines how many new dice you get?
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)03:44 No.847613
>>847605
This, Normally I just try an use a "hot gates" strategy with a maxed out stack and wait till all
my dices stack up
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)03:46 No.847614
>>847605
The number at the bottom is the number of new dice you get, it's distributed equally among your
dice stacks, the smaller ones receiving more.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)07:34 No.847658
At the end of each round you get dice equal to the number of territories in the largest nation
you control. They are distributed randomly among your territories, with a maximum of eight dice.
If all your territories have eight dice, it'll start building up a buffer, I forget how many dice
can be in that buffer.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)07:51 No.847659
What determines the number? It doesn't always increase with the number of territories, I've
noticed.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)12:38 No.847713
>>847659
consecutive (touching) territories
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)12:48 No.847716
>>847659
determined by your largest connected empire
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)13:12 No.847720
The computer cheats at dice rolling
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)15:07 No.847751
This game is pretty hard. Early on, I try to grab edges and let the computers fight each other,
but during 1v1 situations, it seems like whoever had the biggest territory coming into that
situation wins.
Also, I don't know whether or not to bother trying to defend, or to just attack whenever an enemy
territory is at a dice disadvantage.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)15:57 No.847768
i won it first try, was pretty easy :/
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)17:04 No.847784
no u
>> [_] friendsofsandwiches 11/13/08(Thu)18:39 No.847815
Computer will NOT attack any territory with more dice then the attacker.
a)consolidate territory.
Get as much of your territories together at the start as you can. Don't go for split groups.
b)Divide and conquor.
If you can force the competing territories to split, that'll make it that much harder for them to
build up.
c)Contain and control.
If you can maintain a larger territory, and then prevent anyone else from busting in, usually by
having one group act as a buffer to other groups that are building up larger resources, Hold the
one group back and build.
Once you're the largest force, computer will stop attacking each other, which you can use.
Be careful on loosing streaks. Also, let 8 die enemies bust thier attackers on your fortress die,
and then take over afterwards. Don't go trying to rampage 8vs8. You'll loose.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/13/08(Thu)19:15 No.847827
Success on first try suckers (I mean once I understood what was going on)
