Fix the dice.

Ha! Im glad that Im not the only one who knows the dice are loaded. There is no way possible that these dice are non random....ran the calculations myself and the only way this could happen in Vegas is with rounded dice on a non-level table that had grains of salt or sand thrown on ...

Help please?

now 7 games with the same player?
C'mon. The instance should not repeat itself if it is truly random. Ive played against several other players and this just does not occur in this frequency.
I get good dice sometimes...no doubt. But not seven games in a row, seven attacks that always fail, and ...

Add game #4129665 to the profile...I might as well just commit suicide every time.
3 against 1 on the first roll = fail
attempt to get the premier on the first roll = fail
yest he manages to do this every time and defend against my higher ratio attacks

I seriously dont get this

I'm not accusing anyone of anything other than a broken algorithm. This doesnt seem to be based on random probability by my calculations. The same occurrences seem to occur every time. Mhy high ratio attacks result in a loss on the first round against the player in the above listed games. His first ...

Why is it that whenever I play this character, the dice are always f^&%#@! screwy and I lose huge armies against lesser values? WTF? Is this a dice hack or something? 9 against 3 and I lose 6? Thats now how the dice should behave if the qualities of the algorithm follows what the basis that is ...

Game 4115639

Round 7

Time Remaining

00hrs 58min 19sec

2009-01-25 20:04:54 - Sasha Grey deployed 6 troops on Denver
2009-01-25 20:05:00 - Sasha Grey assaulted Dallas from Denver and conquered it from Gargalee

7 armies to 1 and I lose all? This has gone on every game for the last 3 or 4....come ...

OK so Im playing this game right now and Ive counted the regions that I own, and what the other player can own even if they conquered everything remaining on the map. There is no way possible to have 24 regions as listed below in copied portion of the log that reports this. How is this possible that ...