Surpassed expectations! (Provided OT4E takes peace)
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[no players] Six little newbies sitting on a tree...
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September 4th, 2018, 10:24
(This post was last modified: September 4th, 2018, 15:37 by Mardoc.)
Looks like Charriu still has plenty to learn about war:
(September 3rd, 2018, 13:56)RFS-81 Wrote: Charriu has declared war. Quote:No sight of the main force yet Quote:Walls at Lighthouse can be whipped next turn. I'm going to chop a bunch of units in Rocky Paths. Whatever he's doing with the galleys has got to be a minor benefit compared to if he'd denied RFS the warning he needs to reinforce... Edit: Oh, perhaps nevermind on this. It looks like maybe RFS won't actually have time, the troops are closer than he thought.
EitB 25 - Perpentach
Occasional mapmaker
Charriu can actually finish off RFS now, if he wants it. That was a pretty nasty defeat.
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I write RPG adventures, and blog about it, check it out. (September 4th, 2018, 22:37)Commodore Wrote: Charriu can actually finish off RFS now, if he wants it. That was a pretty nasty defeat. I really want to ask him: Didn't you just kill the bulk of his army? He had 6 cities, you've taken lighthouse, Utopia is easily razed. Leaves 4, and you can outproduce him? You could get a second core? If you go for peace what's from stopping him from building up and attacking Lighthouse when you move your units elsewhere? What other value could you get out of the army you have than that? But I think it goes too far for a lurking comment? It's driving me a bit crazy to see opportunity wasted because someone is being too cautious. (says one of the more aggressive players...)
“The wind went mute and the trees in the forest stood still. It was time for the last tale.”
His reasoning for pulling out is not wrong though. He lost swords, 3 against RFS and 2 against Couers, he needs to replace and heal and in those turns RFS will whip all his cities twice.
Turns out that when land is junk, capturing it isn't that profitable. (September 6th, 2018, 06:12)Krill Wrote: His reasoning for pulling out is not wrong though. He lost swords, 3 against RFS and 2 against Couers, he needs to replace and heal and in those turns RFS will whip all his cities twice. Right but the capital city land isn't junk. And not taking out Utopia quickly allows him to get a whip off in Utopia as well. He has taken Utopia now, though I would have thought razing would have been more in line.
“The wind went mute and the trees in the forest stood still. It was time for the last tale.”
More to the point, how? It was his city.
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