As a noob who isn't completely clueless, I was turned off of team matches almost immediately. It seems to be riddled with high ranked teams feeding off of clueless players. Is that what clans are all about?

Is there any reason why CC doesn't make available all the data in one nice file? Are all the games from the beginning on record?

People are insane. They barely bat an eye when they beat a guy 8-0 when rolling but if it happens to them, "OMG, the dice are rigged, this is bullshit!!"

Blah blah. I hate the randomness of dice as well but I realize it's inherent to any dice game, not a result of bad programing.

We had the two sided board and probably split our time between the two equally. Very fun.

As a newer player, I really hope these kind of actions aren't going to be left unpunished. Pathetic.

You'll only win about a third of the 3-2 battles if you are the attacker. You will win 3 vs. 1, 75% of the time. You just remember the instances where you get screwed more. It's human nature. Nothing more.

Awwww, he wants to keep an advantage over you. How cute.

I'm simply telling you that some people consider "fairplay" isn't strictly defined by what the rules allow (or don't specifically disallow). For instance, it's obvious that the coders wanted to keep players from being able to make two turns in a row. Even though it's apparently possible to still do ...

The point you seem to be missing is that for many, whether something is technically against the rules and punishable is largely irrelevant. It's the whole notion of fair play and sportsmanship that's being debated here (at least after it was made clear that the "double turn" in question is allowed ...

While I'm relatively new around here, I've played thousands of hours of internet multiplayer games over the last decade, plus. One thing I've learned is that anyone willing to aggressively debate the differences between "cheating", glitching and exploiting loopholes is not someone I want to play ...

Couldn't you technically go at least 48 hours before getting auto booted?

Since most established players already use that greasemonkey script, it would seem fair to noobs to just make card counting available by default.

I've noticed that the good doubles/triples players always lend out armies to their teamates, only to have them to return the favor on their turn. You basically get to use the same army pieces 2 or three times a round. It devastates the newbies.