This tournament plays homage to the films and books of James Bond – whether you’re a Connery or a Lazenby fan, whether you’re a Fleming aficionado or a trenchant critic of his casual misogyny, here is a chance to play at being Bond via the medium of strategy gaming!
Number of players: 24 (premium only)
Settings: All games are sequential, escalating, foggy - game types are standard, 1v1 and polymorph. Chained reinforcements unless specified.
Throughout his illustrious career, Bond took on many SMERSH agents and Russian super-villains. In this final round, you will be tested on CC’s Cold War maps, which pit Russia against the West.
Final scores:
JPlo64...............17 overlander.........16 serreski............14 redspyder.........11 littlemao...........11 TX AG 90...........10 Loose Canon......7 william tennant..2
Scores from round 1 wiped clean, and all 8 players will take part in 4 polymorph games, randomly assigned against the other players:
Duck and Cover – Polymorph (2) – 2 points for victory - Complete Arms Race – Polymorph (2) – 2 points for victory - Complete Cuban Missile Crisis – Polymorph (3) – 3 points for victory - Complete Soviet Union – Polymorph (4) – 3 points for victory - Complete
Then they will play in 4 standard games as follows:
Duck and Cover – 4 players – 5 points for victory, 1 point for 2nd place - Complete Arms Race – 4 players- 5 points for victory, 1 point for 2nd place - Complete Soviet Union – 8 players - 8 points for victory, 3 points for 2nd place, 1 point for 3rd place - Complete Cuban Missile Crisis – 8 players – 8 points for victory, 3 points for 2nd place, 1 point for 3rd place - Complete
Simply win as many points as possible to become winner of the tourney. In the event of a tie, there will be another golden gun shootout on the Island of Doom.
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