RAND Game - Fomoria Wins!

[Micah]

Having played in the game I have to say that having the graphs on is my preference. The radio silence makes things tricky enough, losing out on graphs as well would be nightmarish in terms of actually planning functional strategies. Especially in an EA game with the lack of scout poptypes. No graphs and table talk works nicely since you can leverage other people's info, but it's incredibly hard to scout the whole world yourself, and I don't like the idea of being that blind in a serious game.

[ano]

I agree with you, Micah, however, having played (and almost won) a big game with LA R'lyeh I must say that having graphs off was one of my biggest advantages. Good players who simply don't tend to build a lot of scouts just weren't aware that I controlled almost a half of the map by turn 50. They saw my provinces here and there but just didn't realize what was happening. When they do realize it now, it's far too late, I think, to change something. So graphs off definitely played for me in this game.
But I have plenty of scouts everywhere and know almost everything, so it really hardly implies to EA where scouts are uncommon.

[Amhazair]

I have to agree with Micah here. While I generally prefer to play with graphs off myself in regular games, I feel it becomes a bit too much in this environment where you can't trade information with your allies, and don't have the possibility to coördinate once you do finally find out someone is about to win the game

[WraithLord]

I also agree that graphs on are better for the reasons mentioned by Micah and Amhazair.

And by all means, let a new RAND get rolling.

[WraithLord]

shameless bump in the hopes of a new RAND coming soon

[PashaDawg]

It's in the works. I was waiting in part for the new patch, which we now have. I will focus more during the weekend.

[ano]

Just one more bump