Anyway, fingers crossed to see this AA option working before the end of the decade
But all this vitality comes directly from members of the community, who give their time to the site for free. I don't blame any contributor, map maker or tournament runner, because they do it for free not receiving anything but the personal satisfaction of doing it. Even more. The little help that those community members have for their maps or tournaments come from tools created by other members. If we remove the community, what vitality remains, if any?greenoaks wrote:i play at Major Command as well & they have really beautiful maps with clickies standard,fumandomuerte wrote:According to the light review from Play Risk Online our beloved Conquer Club lacks Major Command's vitality. I, for one, partially agree, specially when it comes to updates-related topics like this.
I do understand how hard it is to keep a site like this but you have a lot of people paying for a good service...
but not many of them
they take forever to load on my tiny download speed
i can not foe someone who pisses me off
they don't have many players
the forum is close to dead
tournaments are few and far between
yes, vitality is important
I agree. I don't expect thousands of updates for the price we pay. But definitely I expect something.fumandomuerte wrote:I do understand how hard it is to keep a site like this but you have a lot of people paying for a good service...
Don't think so. Once you attack with Country A, whether you advance it or not, then it is done attacking.jimfinn wrote:Is a country with multiple borders allowed to attack all of them in one turn? IF so, I think this would be viable.
Totally agree. This game setting is solid rock. It also reminds my somehow diplomacy.mightgolower wrote:My favorite part about this idea is how much the game would resemble actual war. It's much more realistic for a territory to attack multiple borders than for an army to go on a rampage. It would be more like a turn is a certain unit of time in which an army can only attack once. Any good strategic video/computer game (i.e. the Total War series) has movement points for each army, but every army can move every turn; so Adjacent Attacks would be much more like the game was probably envisioned to be played when who ever made RISK thought it up.
I very much agree with this. It also makes the dynamics of escalating games quite interesting. No longer are there kill runs, there is simply a whole lot of positioning, planning, and waiting for the right moment to push forward. I won't say anything more than that, since anyone who hasn't figured it out will make a nice point farm 5 years form now when this gets implementedOliverFA wrote:And it also rewards long term strategic planning while not making everything depend on one lucky event.
That's an interesting question, though I wouldn't hold my breath for a positive answer to this one. At least for anything past something like the AA Enforcer plugin. Anything more I would expect that lack would prefer to keep the site code as private as possible.OliverFA wrote:I have a question for anyone who is reading (and I am VERY SERIOUS about this):
What are the possibilities of this modification to be outsourced so it can be made by supporters of the game rule and later be incorporated in the site? Or at least, outsourcing as much of it as possible...
That and the weather, if my history serves me. Apparently the Russians added gasoline to their gun oil, which prevented freezing. Also to come out of Stalingrad was the idea that people near starvation need to slowly begin eating again due to sudden drops in phosphorus levels.OliverFA wrote:In fact. Wasn't the big size of the USSR what prevented the nazis from doing the R*SK style attack they did in smaller countries? The allies were lucky that real world implements adjacent attacks!
yes.jimfinn wrote:Is a country with multiple borders allowed to attack all of them in one turn? IF so, I think this would be viable.
Putting in my monthly/bi-monthly support for this feature as wellOliverFA wrote:Just wondering if there is any update about this
-=- Tanarri -=- wrote:Putting in my monthly/bi-monthly support for this feature as wellOliverFA wrote:Just wondering if there is any update about this
and i 4th this motion.SuicidalSnowman wrote:-=- Tanarri -=- wrote:Putting in my monthly/bi-monthly support for this feature as wellOliverFA wrote:Just wondering if there is any update about this
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