Coleman wrote:I blame April Fools on this not getting out. This joke must have taken time.
It probably was April Fools
hey i thought the joke was hysterical.
lackll get it up... eventually...
Do you need an excuse to have a war? I mean, who for? Can't you just say "You got lots of cash and land, but I've got a big sword, so divy up right now, chop chop."
Terry Pratchet
The Final Forge period has concluded for the U.S. Senate Map. All objections have had their time. The Foundry and I hereby brand this map with the Foundry Brand. Let it be known that this map is now ready for live play (barring any Lack vetoes).
The link worked originally, and died later. Get your facts straight. :Wink:
--Andy
LOL, lock the thread so I can't respond, eh?
If that's the case then I apologize. The way I would have imagined it you would have clicked on the link once and gotten the XML, and never needed the link again, but I don't know what goes on in the quenching process.
Played a RT, three player game a couple hours ago. Quite fun, but I think the rewards were a little skewed. In the second round, I took the Podium; in the 8th round, I took the game. The lobbies seem a little heavy in their boost, though. Only three territories can attack the lobbies, while five can attack the media holdings. Lobbies may have more territories, but their easier to defend. Giving lobbies a large boost seemed odd.
Still, it's a fun map, and my final romp through the Republican seats after finishing off the Liberal Lobby was simply delightful. And amusing. Despite the strange (and huge) bonuses, I really enjoyed it, and not just because I stomped all over friends. Certainly worth playing again...
...of course, the group I play with probably will add it to the Flick-can't-play list, along with Canada.