also one must look at the memory effect of computers, this has been studied and proven. the memory effect is that if you do alot of small attack (2-1, 1-1, 3-2 etc.) then one expects to lose alot on those rolls(basic probability) then when you go to attack with higher numbers the computer remembers ...

I have been playing risk for 20+ years and have developed excellent stratagies for playing, as well I own RISK II on disk and have wraped it on numerous times, it uses radom number generation for dice rolls, and never ran into this problem. I have watched my rolls and seen as a matter of fact that ...

I read how it says to die rolls are made but whats up does level or membership matter, might be just me but I consistitly put mass numbers of troops to attack a small numbers and lose all my men. ex. 16 troops against 4 and it ends up 1-1 how? stat. probiblity states improbable once but near ...