(March 28th, 2018, 22:03)RefSteel Wrote: ...but I'd have moved the warrior out of the capital into the forest through which the Holk had to move. The Holkan would have had odds on the warrior, but couldn't have taken the city since he couldn't attack the Worker on the same turn. Compared to moving the Worker into the forest, likewise guaranteeing the city lives, you're probably one Warrior down, but his Holkan's probably hurt, and you're one Worker up and he's one Worker down. That's not an easy tactic to see though, and I don't fault you at all for missing it. I think you defended creditably, and Donovan needed a lot of luck to get back in the game at your expense like this. And yeah, like Mardoc said, this isn't all that unbalancing; it basically just catches him up to the pack. It'll still be a major upset if he wins.[/spoiler]
Oh! That definitely would have been the right thing to do -- warriors basically don't make that much difference in defense at this point; losing it would not have been a big deal anyway since I'd be producing several archers and then axes.
Oh well, at least I know for next time.
