Please add me, I would like to join.

Paris mayor to wipe three arrondissements off the map
Paris Mayor Anne Hidaldo said on Friday that she plans to reduce the number of arrondissements in the French capital from 20 to 17 in a bid to simplify life for Parisians.
http://www.thelocal.fr/20160129/mayor-p ... -paris-map

JamesKer1 wrote:Liking where this is headed- keep in mind that three missed turns total is nothing in a multi-hundred round game, and there may be some issues with that.

It could be something like : If the number of turn missed is >= 3 and the percentage of turn missed is superior to X% then you're kicked out.

In my opinion, intentionally missing turn is unfair. You can see it when your opponent is missing a turn with you but not in other games played at the moment. I have seen it in the beginning of escalating games. On the other hand, missing a turn non intentionally do happen.

Defered troops have too ...

I'd like to join, especially for your special terminator escalating program. If possible, I'd also like to join a team program.

notyou2 wrote:Putin practices his strategies here.

Let's ban him for secret diplomacy

Obviously, the guy did hit a nerve. You should thank him for foing you. You'll never play with him (again).

are you trying to take the piss 40k. you said all the same last year. and prob the years before that. also what was this thread all about then.

http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=147624

also you joined in 2008 do we really have to trust that you are only 13 years old. that ...

JoshyBoy wrote:

yourientete wrote:No apology. MAHAHAHAHAHA !

I apologise for this.

How didn't you get I would apologized for this ?

DICED !

No apology. MAHAHAHAHAHA !

Hi !

This is a general call for rematch (playing the same map with the same players and the same features once again).

I know that we are all sometime lucky, sometime unlucky, the aim of rematch is to decrease the luck factor. In my view, the winner of one game here on CC is not always the best ...

...but to argue that anything within the rules is good sportsmanship is an argument of pure ignorance.
I'd agree with this statement, which is why a few posts ago I posted an older argument from another topic that I recalled about FoW and how an individual views sportsmanship as giving their ...

I understand that some people don't like the use of game chat in fog of war. I understand. But the fact that some don't like it doesn't make it bad sportmanship.

Seen on ariannagad's wall :

turn m8:) pls finish me quickly

by buddysystem
on Wed Aug 19, 2009 7:02 pm

It is your responsibility to win the game, whatever others players do or say. If you lose, you've conducted your soldiers to defeat.

I think it's good sportmanship to use diplomacy in games. And clearly, giving information is part of diplomacy. The one giving information is also trying to say "I am a good information provider, I am trustful". You may have to answer. In the game chat or by gunboat diplomacy, whatever.

I rate the ...

TheForgivenOne wrote:Sorry, this won't be happening. There is too much risk for abuse that could happen if the fog was lifted if you were eliminated.

Rejected

I fully agree with this. But I think there's something in the idea of "friendly games", ie games where all players friend each other.

"Hello and good luck !"

"Ever heard of Grease Monkey ?"

"No worry, a friend is going to sit me tonight."

What would be the most stupid rule on CC ?

I feel responsible for earthquakes. Please forgive me for Japan !

There's an official thread dor that :

http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... 21&start=0

Game 9110530

I used the screenname of my opponent to make him spent troops on a specific territory. He took it personnaly and it worked.

Thanks to natty_dread for her witty post.

I think I will post a link to this thread to every game chat dice complainer.

I don't like the brown Thames on map 3 (like it's made of londonian poops).

Attacker: three dice; Defender: two dice:

Attacker wins both: 2890 out of 7776 ( 37.17 % )
Defender wins both: 2275 out of 7776 ( 29.26 % )
Both win one: 2611 out of 7776 (33.58 %)

This is what makes the difference when large stacks clash. In those situations, you want to be the aggressor ...