Any anyone noticed any changes in the effectiveness (or not) of agents ?
Seems the yanks are complaining that agents are now more likely to fail to
kill army commanders. And a somewhat friendly (heh, heh) debate has taken
place over if the changes are for the better or the worse.
But no one seems to be denying that changes were made.
Any anyone noticed any changes in the effectiveness (or not) of agents ?
Seems the yanks are complaining that agents are now more likely to fail to
kill army commanders. And a somewhat friendly (heh, heh) debate has taken
place over if the changes are for the better or the worse.
But no one seems to be denying that changes were made.
RD: Yes, changes have been made, making it more difficult for assassins to
kill commanders. Clint confirmed this months ago in Flagship magazine. And
yes, my playmates and I HAVE noticed the difference!
It was in a 4th Age game where one of the more volatile members of our team
chose for his SAs the agent bonus plus the bonus to assass/kidnap. He hit
the enemy capital on turn 1 and you should have heard him swear when every
one of his agents failed!
> greetings.
>
> Any anyone noticed any changes in the effectiveness (or not) of agents ?
>
> Seems the yanks are complaining that agents are now more likely to fail
to
> kill army commanders. And a somewhat friendly (heh, heh) debate has
taken
> place over if the changes are for the better or the worse.
>
> But no one seems to be denying that changes were made.
>
> thanks
> m
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RD: Yes, changes have been made, making it more difficult for assassins
to
kill commanders. Clint confirmed this months ago in Flagship magazine.
And
yes, my playmates and I HAVE noticed the difference!
It was in a 4th Age game where one of the more volatile members of our
team
···
chose for his SAs the agent bonus plus the bonus to assass/kidnap. He hit
the enemy capital on turn 1 and you should have heard him swear when every
one of his agents failed!
Hi, just writing to anyone from g34 with the Aussies (DS) versus Brits
(Freep), its turn 18 and things are going well for the DS, thank god
for wryms, I was just wondering:
1) what other "world" games are going on? Who are the teams? I think
one finished just recently, yanks vs brits (?), what turn was that?
2) did we finalise the conditions for ending games early?
3) is there any arranged order of play for the teams?
Some good questions. I'm in 36, running for some 15 turns. Clint just
told me last turn that this game is in the World Champs and is bound by
slightly different house rules - both came as complete surprises to me!
I'm in game 18 (Scandinavia vs. Germany) and we're at turn 30, and
nothing's decided yet.
Don't know what happened to the discussion about changing the
setup/rules of victory, etc.
Would like it clarified, though.
Ulrik Bisgaard
Hi, just writing to anyone from g34 with the Aussies (DS) versus
Brits
(Freep), its turn 18 and things are going well for the DS, thank god
for wryms, I was just wondering:
1) what other "world" games are going on? Who are the teams? I think
one finished just recently, yanks vs brits (?), what turn was
Yeh sorry couldn't cover everything but this was one of the specific ideas
we started with (even if it was not formally put down).
Clint
···
>1) what other "world" games are going on? Who are the teams? I think
>one finished just recently, yanks vs brits (?), what turn was that?
>
>2) did we finalise the conditions for ending games early?
>
>3) is there any arranged order of play for the teams?
Some good questions. I'm in 36, running for some 15 turns. Clint just
told me last turn that this game is in the World Champs and is bound by
slightly different house rules - both came as complete surprises to me!
Umm .... Clint, you sent a nice message, but didn't address the substantive
quesitons. Us Yanks (from Game 30, putatively part of said "tourney") are
quite anxious to know the specific answers to these questions (to my
knowledge, much discussed but never decided), as well as an approximate
timetable for the start of our next victo ... er, match.
Humbly,
b (Ben Shushan, co-Captain, Team USA)
Harlequin Games wrote:
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Yeh sorry couldn't cover everything but this was one of the specific ideas
we started with (even if it was not formally put down).
Clint
> >1) what other "world" games are going on? Who are the teams? I think
> >one finished just recently, yanks vs brits (?), what turn was that?
> >
> >2) did we finalise the conditions for ending games early?
> >
> >3) is there any arranged order of play for the teams?
> Some good questions. I'm in 36, running for some 15 turns. Clint just
> told me last turn that this game is in the World Champs and is bound by
> slightly different house rules - both came as complete surprises to me!
>
> Regards,
>
> Laurence G. Tilley http://www.lgtilley.freeserve.co.uk/
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Victory, ha !
If you ever have to face the mad vikings of Scandinavia I promise you
a quick defeat. The only reason we haven't beaten the Germans yet, is
that we're toying with them - sort of like a cat with a mouse !
Don't forget that I know how you and your fellow-Americans play, and
I promise I will use that against you
See you out there...
Ulrik Bisgaard
Umm .... Clint, you sent a nice message, but didn't address the
substantive
quesitons. Us Yanks (from Game 30, putatively part of said
"tourney") are
quite anxious to know the specific answers to these questions (to my
knowledge, much discussed but never decided), as well as an
Hmmm ... trash talk from a Scandinavian. What next, Switzerland taking
sides? Bushes burning yet not being consumed?? Remember, we _invented_
trash talking (admittedly, much to the chagrin of world culture ...). But,
we'll lay off (for now ... we also like to talk lightly and carry a big
stick :).
b
ubi@pfa.dk wrote:
···
Victory, ha !
If you ever have to face the mad vikings of Scandinavia I promise you
a quick defeat. The only reason we haven't beaten the Germans yet, is
that we're toying with them - sort of like a cat with a mouse !
Don't forget that I know how you and your fellow-Americans play, and
I promise I will use that against you
See you out there...
Ulrik Bisgaard
--- In mepbmlist@egroups.com, Benjamin Shushan <bshushan@e...> wrote:
> Umm .... Clint, you sent a nice message, but didn't address the
substantive
> quesitons. Us Yanks (from Game 30, putatively part of said
"tourney") are
> quite anxious to know the specific answers to these questions (to my
> knowledge, much discussed but never decided), as well as an
approximate
> timetable for the start of our next victo ... er, match.
>
> Humbly,
>
> b (Ben Shushan, co-Captain, Team USA)
>
Hmmm ... trash talk from a Scandinavian. What next, Switzerland taking
sides? Bushes burning yet not being consumed?? Remember, we _invented_
trash talking (admittedly, much to the chagrin of world culture ...). But,
we'll lay off (for now ... we also like to talk lightly and carry a big
stick :).
Ha ha! Talk lightly and carry a big stick! That's not the picture I've got of
the typical american! Typically british I'd say. Most americans I've met talk
big and do nothing, but I have to admit that once in a while the stick is
pretty big (take nuclear weapons for example, but then again you've only used
it once)! I was sent to analyse your play in game 26 and report back to Ulrik,
but I haven't heard much strategy from you lately, so perhaps you've already
found that out! I'm afraid I've revealed too much of my own style in game
26 though. Looking forward to using it on you Ben!
Pontus Gustavsson
(Dun specialist in games 18 and 26)
···
b
ubi@pfa.dk wrote:
>
> Victory, ha !
> If you ever have to face the mad vikings of Scandinavia I promise you
> a quick defeat. The only reason we haven't beaten the Germans yet, is
> that we're toying with them - sort of like a cat with a mouse !
> Don't forget that I know how you and your fellow-Americans play, and
> I promise I will use that against you
>
> See you out there...
> Ulrik Bisgaard
>
> --- In mepbmlist@egroups.com, Benjamin Shushan <bshushan@e...> wrote:
> > Umm .... Clint, you sent a nice message, but didn't address the
> substantive
> > quesitons. Us Yanks (from Game 30, putatively part of said
> "tourney") are
> > quite anxious to know the specific answers to these questions (to my
> > knowledge, much discussed but never decided), as well as an
> approximate
> > timetable for the start of our next victo ... er, match.
> >
> > Humbly,
> >
> > b (Ben Shushan, co-Captain, Team USA)
> >
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Sadly, Ulrik is well-acquainted with my "style." Fortunately, "my style" is not
the "de facto style" for our ME Championships team. I am but a wheel in the cog.
But it's nice to know that you and Ulrik are on the other side ... I'll bear that
in mind as well.
Look forward to the challenge. (Stick or no stick ...)
b
Pontus Gustavsson wrote:
···
> Hmmm ... trash talk from a Scandinavian. What next, Switzerland taking
> sides? Bushes burning yet not being consumed?? Remember, we _invented_
> trash talking (admittedly, much to the chagrin of world culture ...). But,
> we'll lay off (for now ... we also like to talk lightly and carry a big
> stick :).
Ha ha! Talk lightly and carry a big stick! That's not the picture I've got of
the typical american! Typically british I'd say. Most americans I've met talk
big and do nothing, but I have to admit that once in a while the stick is
pretty big (take nuclear weapons for example, but then again you've only used
it once)! I was sent to analyse your play in game 26 and report back to Ulrik,
but I haven't heard much strategy from you lately, so perhaps you've already
found that out! I'm afraid I've revealed too much of my own style in game
26 though. Looking forward to using it on you Ben!
Pontus Gustavsson
(Dun specialist in games 18 and 26)
>
> b
>
> ubi@pfa.dk wrote:
>
> >
> > Victory, ha !
> > If you ever have to face the mad vikings of Scandinavia I promise you
> > a quick defeat. The only reason we haven't beaten the Germans yet, is
> > that we're toying with them - sort of like a cat with a mouse !
> > Don't forget that I know how you and your fellow-Americans play, and
> > I promise I will use that against you
> >
> > See you out there...
> > Ulrik Bisgaard
> >
> > --- In mepbmlist@egroups.com, Benjamin Shushan <bshushan@e...> wrote:
> > > Umm .... Clint, you sent a nice message, but didn't address the
> > substantive
> > > quesitons. Us Yanks (from Game 30, putatively part of said
> > "tourney") are
> > > quite anxious to know the specific answers to these questions (to my
> > > knowledge, much discussed but never decided), as well as an
> > approximate
> > > timetable for the start of our next victo ... er, match.
> > >
> > > Humbly,
> > >
> > > b (Ben Shushan, co-Captain, Team USA)
> > >
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I will sort through the items that I have got on the scoring and see if we
can sort something out. One thing I need to know - is there a singular UK
team going to be playing and if so who is the team captain and can they get
in touch with me?
Also what teams are wanting to go into the second round?
I will sort through the items that I have got on the scoring and see if we
can sort something out. One thing I need to know - is there a singular UK
team going to be playing and if so who is the team captain and can they get
in touch with me?
Also what teams are wanting to go into the second round?