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Dominion General Discussion / Re: Allies Preview 1: Allies
« on: February 28, 2022, 11:03:24 pm »
We’ve come a long way. Given Bauble, it’s amazing we would pay 5 for Royal Seal.
Ghost Town is going to be great.
I went mine/mint which was more of a vote for confusing cards in general (I have not actually mistaken mine for mint yet) one of my favorite (least favorite) misreads of the kingdom which I do a ton is not realizing it is a colony game until turn 6 or 7. This is usually not as bad as most of the others on this list, but I do it so often (like every other colony game it seems) that I have to hate it the most.Gah, yes! You plan out a decent strat, play well -- in a non-Colony setting -- for several turns, then an opponent buys a Platinum (possibly after you have a Province), *look of shock, followed by face-palm* I vote for adding this to the survey, just because I'm curious if we're not the only ones.
... if you win the duchy split 5-3 even, even if you lose the duke split 5-3, you have a 2 point lead ...Correct me if I'm wrong so I can smack my forehead while saying "duh", but isn't this a six point lead?
*spits out eggnog all over the screen* Hahaha!http://qkme.me/35iku8I fully expect a chapel/torturer chain so it's definitely not the reference I'm thinking of.
Kind of reference dependent, hope someone likes it
I fail p hard at BB code it seems
Either everyone has to rank all 12403 possible 2-card-combinations (if I counted right)...157*156/2 = 12246.
You caught me. It drives me nuts when people speak in absolutes as well as presume others' intentions, and here I was basically doing that. Rinks is correct, of course. I could have better made the point without that sentence in the first place; lesson learned. At least I presented that sentence as opinion instead of fact, yeah?Dudes. I don't think any "flavor" was created for this card beyond what came from Puerto Rico.
Certainly the card was inspired by Puerto Rico, but who's to say the exact name of the card wasn't chosen -- from among other names that could also be derived from Puerto Rico -- because it had additional flavor to offer? Whether it happened this way or not, it's pretty easy to imagine Donald looking at a list of Puerto-Rico-inspired names and purposely picking the one that was doubly significant.
Regardless, though, the fact that a compelling alternative flavor interpretation is interesting in and of itself. That is, the observation is sound whether or not it has anything to do with the original intention.
...although with Scheme you need to play the Counting House first.Nope. It will work if you play Scheme then Counting House. Now I want to try this!
Geronimoo said that these numbers are only from the sub-sample of games where player 1 is faced with a PPR possibility. The first simulation was when player 1 stayed normal BM Envoy, and the second was with p1 applying the PPR on top of BM Envoy.There seems to be a typo here.
Quick games where you should definetely use the PPR
BM Envoy (ignoring PPR) 40% - BM Envoy 52%
BM Envoy (uses the PPR) 48% - BM Envoy 44%
I'm much more bothered by the fact that you saved a screenshot as a GIF
What's wrong with his title? I don't get it =[At the time of the screenshot he was "technically" a Swindler--probably one of the worst things you want to be known as if people are buying/using your product. I was hoping someone else could come up with a tasteful jibe at him because my jokes often come off the wrong way--this one probably already has.
This explains why i keep getting stuck with 3rd position in 3p games! I think i have a new algorithm for deciding whether or not to play a 2er or 3erHa! Play 2p til I lose, Play 3p til I win? Love it.