Conquer Club

• Player can see entire set(s)
• reduce mouse clicks and potential for human error
• reduce clutter by not showing non-playable spoils
• if there are multiple sets then player can sample each set one at a time to visually see which territories on the map they affect

• A spoil that can be used in multiple sets will be displayed more then once. Could be confusing
• potential for a lot of sets especially if a player has 9 spoils. This would happen if a player with 4 spoils eliminates a player with 5 spoils Worst case scenario would be 30 possible sets. SOLUTION - If there are more then 5 possible sets then just revert back to the old method to pick each spoil individually.

• R1 R2 R3

• R1 R2 R3
• R1 B1 G1
• R2 B1 G1
• R3 B1 G1

Grifter wrote:Simplify selection of spoils so a player can select them with a single mouse click instead of 3. Also don't allow selection of spoils that can't be redeemed.

At the start of a turn when a player has spoils that can be deployed then list each possible set as a single entry instead of individual spoils. The player then selects the set with a single mouse click. Non-playable spoils are listed for reference but cannot be selected. If a player has 5 spoils but only 1 set then auto-select it. Use radio buttons instead of selection boxes so only 1 can be selected at a time

Benefits:

• Player can see entire set(s)
• reduce mouse clicks and potential for human error
• reduce clutter by not showing non-playable spoils
• if there are multiple sets then player can sample each set one at a time to visually see which territories on the map they affect

Disadvantage:

• A spoil that can be used in multiple sets will be displayed more then once. Could be confusing
• potential for a lot of sets especially if a player has 9 spoils. This would happen if a player with 4 spoils eliminates a player with 5 spoils Worst case scenario would be 30 possible sets. SOLUTION - If there are more then 5 possible sets then just revert back to the old method to pick each spoil individually.

Example #1
A player has 5 spoils - R1 R2 R3 B1 B2. At the start of the turn they would be listed as

• R1 R2 R3

Since B1 B2 can't be used they are shown but cannot be selected. Since the player must turn in this set it is preselected.

Example #2
A player has 5 spoils - R1 R2 R3 B1 G1. They are shown as 4 possible sets

• R1 R2 R3
• R1 B1 G1
• R2 B1 G1
• R3 B1 G1

greenoaks wrote:are you suggesting CC should list each and every combo ?

greenoaks wrote:stop being lazy and select the spoils yourself.

Grifter wrote:computers should work - people shouldn't think.