EA PBEM Doom Chicken

[Hadrian_II]

Lazy_Perfectionist said:
It would be more convenient to post it as it goes on, but somehow I think that's not a brilliant idea?

Why, i would like to read which tactics you will gonna use

[Sir_Dr_D]

Don't woryy we will only read your posts for interest sake. when it comes to doing our turns we will forget what you wrote.

[Valandil]

Umm... I, the Atlantian in question, did not recieve your reply. I looked at it on the forums here though.

Naturally, your lizardly arrogance blinds you the the fact that frogs can walk on land as well as swim, unlike lizards. Furthermor, we are not adverse to conquering other foolish non-amphibious folk in between our civilizations.

In other news, there might actually be a coded message somewhere. Or there might not be.

And I'm utterly serious about the fortune telling. One Gold.

[Hadrian_II]

Somehow this threat fell so quitet, is this in awe of kailasa?

[duke_commando]

Indeed, the Martakan Menace chills us all.

[Lazy_Perfectionist]

... I've been maintaining a partial play by play text... but have had nothing mentionable since [classified], which made me happy. But I haven't even met my neighbors yet, so there's no guarantee I'm even capable of using it. Especially since my pretender design was confused- though my strategic goal was clear, and straightforward. And [classified] has confused my strategic goal even further plus an unrelated change of research plan as well. Fortunately, it was early enough I don't think it will cripple me.

[Lazy_Perfectionist]

Nearing stage one of my strategy- research was involved. Unfortunately, I'm near the bottom of the province race now. I'll be diverting my efforts to expansion now. Here's hoping.

*Squawk!*

Not there yet, though, and it's not a world shattering research goal, just a mildy useful one. I'm trying to go into games now with a plan of action, instead of blindly. Since I couldn't think of anything late game, i focused on having a loose starting strategy. Writing an AAR report after every important turn helped as well, where normally I might just recruit a homogeneous bunch of troops and send them off without bothering with things like formations or tactics. I'm playing for history, now.

My mid-game strat is more a collection of ideas than anything game-winning, or tested. But it is there, for once. I'll probably be focusing on diplomacy, to limit my risk to one front while I test out this strategy - which I'm not even certain I'll be able to pull off, though I did weigh things as heavily in my favor as possible, though it cost me a couple more sacrifices than usual.