Stack, stack, stack, stack, stack, stack....

by **SaucyJack** on Mon Nov 12, 2018 2:47 pm

Ok, what's the deal with everyone just stacking their troops all the time in no-spoils/flat-rate, no-turn-limit games? I can understand that tactic in escalating games where the reinforcements increase a lot over time, but I mean, in no spoils or flat rate, assuming people are holding roughly the same amount of bonuses, it just becomes a never-ending Mexican stand-off, with everyone waiting for someone else to pull the trigger. Ugh. If I wanted to play a stacking game, I'd play Jenga.

by **DoomYoshi** on Mon Nov 12, 2018 3:33 pm

SaucyJack wrote:If I wanted to play a stacking game, I'd play Jenga.

Can I use this for my signature?

by **HitRed** on Mon Nov 12, 2018 3:45 pm

It works. No fighting no losses.

by **SaucyJack** on Mon Nov 12, 2018 4:31 pm

It's *lame*. What's the point of playing a war game if you're not going to fight? Does Risk have some pacifist expansion pack I don't know about?

To DoomYoshi: but of course. *tips hat*

by **KoolBak** on Tue Nov 13, 2018 5:41 pm

I wonder if Nyetz can 'splain "Mexican Standoff"....

by **gannable** on Thu Nov 22, 2018 6:35 pm

actually its the opposite,

in escalating you wont want to go for the kill,
cash then when you cash take out somebody, get their cards and cash again and hopefully clear the board.

this stacking is done in multi player no card or flat rate where it reaches a point where two opponents attack one another they're either destroying themselves or giving other players/player a huge advantage.

by **ConfederateSS** on Sun Nov 25, 2018 11:23 am

SaucyJack wrote:It's *lame*. What's the point of playing a war game if you're not going to fight? Does Risk have some pacifist expansion pack I don't know about?

To DoomYoshi: but of course. *tips hat*

-----You will have to ask ,Joshua that...

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