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sgo220 wrote:Do you think this is true? I think it is because i just played a game and a guy missed a turn and got a 32 army bonus thats the only reason he won UNFAIR
You don't have to assume that they plan a surprise attack. You should assume, however, that they're still getting armies despite the fact that they missed a turn, and therefore are worth attacking. There is no doubling-up of armies; you're getting no more than the armies you would have gotten, with the added disadvantage of having to wait for them until after your opponents have destroyed you. If your opponents haven't taken advantage of the missed turn, then its just bad strategy on their part.The Wall wrote:Having to assume that someone who missed a turn plans a surprise attack is outrageous and even less sympathetic (if they couldn't help it) than a slight disincentive that makes deliberate missing of turns less likely and reassures the other players. Something like docking 20% (rounded up) of the troops from the missed turn. Letting people hold up the game and then double up reinforcements based on a sly calculation isn't really fair. I don't recall being really screwed by this but the response that no-one likes a whiner wears a bit thin.
AAFitz wrote:I invite anyone who wants 50 world 2.1 games to play me 1v1, who thinks they can miss a turn, and win the game to pm me, so I can set them up![]()
occasionally it is possible to make it work, but sometimes its more of a coincidence that good dice accompanied the new turn then it is a direct result of the missed turn. With the settup now, the danger of missing a turn, far out weighs the possible benefit
I love when players miss turns. I beg someone to take me up on my offer...
zimmah wrote:the real reason why he won is:
BECAUSE YOU ARE TOO FUCKING STUPID TO BREAK HIS BONUS WHILE HE WAS MISSING HIS TURNS, RETARD.
KoE_Sirius wrote:It depends on which map...On maps with auto deploy its a disadvantage to miss a turn.
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