Been away for a long time and I'm looking to get back into the swing.

Proposed idea: Game with any number of players. No max minerals, accelerated BBS, no alliances or friends - everyone is set to enemy and should be treated as such - no tech trading at all.

Galaxy size, clumping, etc... all negotiable. Nothing is being set in stone too much at this point.

My last effort at hosting ended in disaster so I'd like someone else to host the game.

Game will end on he 100th turn. Winner is decided by ACTIVE player vote (players cannot vote for themselves) and in the event of a tie the highest point score wins. This is assuming that no one player occupies 51% of the galaxy or produces 51% of the overal galactic resources before the 100th turn.

CA can either be banned or "crippled" (at race wizard level) based on what the general public think.

Any thoughts, interest or abuse please feel free to reply in the thread

[Updated on: Fri, 10 December 2004 15:06]

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Hi Freakyboy!

You're going to get a few people confused by the name of the new thread...



Regards

Alter Ego

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freakyboy wrote on Fri, 10 December 2004 21:07

better?

AE

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Instead of Crippling/banning CA, why doesn't EVERYONE play CA?



Stuart B.

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I'd handicap the CA - 125 points to defenses or similar.

In theory a single CA in a game could have good diplomatic options as well as the good economic potential.
So even if 125 points is too much of a handicap on the economy then it still can make it up diplomatically.

In fact, if I ever host a game I might well use that idea.

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I would possibly be interested if the game were a little more defined. Pick a galaxy size, number of players, gen schedule, etc. I realize that this stuff is negotiable, but I wouldn't want to be stuck playing a 4 person game on a huge map with a turn due every hour.

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[Updated on: Mon, 10 January 2005 17:11]

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