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Caleb the Cruel wrote:I vote for NO CONNECTION, it confused me when I started playing here at CC
I have heard many different versions of this now..
on my risk board it isn't...
on my risk board it is....
I thought that it was...
I didn't think it was...
and so on...
USE YOUR EYES !!!
there are so many topics about things arn't the way people want it or are used to it. but if you just use your eyes or logic mind you'll se everything clear.
There are boards that have it and others that don't. I think it should stay, without it not only would africa have great positioning as it always does, but it would be easily held. Its only an attack away from asia, europe, and south america, and only three from north america, and 4 from austrailia, add that to it only two bondries, ridiculous.
Have you all lost your mind. I have a risk game, two in fact, an old one from the 90's, and a current one, and in both, Middle East connects to Africa. I looked at both boards 30 seconds before I wrote this. The dotted lines are clear as day. It should not be removed because, the regular board game includes it. I agree that it's a stupid border, since Africa's only worth three, but you can't change it, or it wouldn't be "classic" anymore.
well think about it, somehow armies can easily cross the atlantic and pacific ocean easily, but they can't cross a few miles of sea!?!? Face it, if you have it without the border, Africa would be the easiest continent to hold with all three borders connected, that is the reason they made it have the borders together, if you lose a border it is so much easier to get Africa back.
for all of you who use the argument that they are REALLY CLOSE and that you SHOULD be able to cross, and those who say its "classic" and thats how it is on my board, there are also those who do not wish for the gameplay to be sacrificed as a result of it.
So here is my proposal!
Egypt, in the old days, stretched far down the Nile River into Nubia. So, my suggestion is to simply stretch egypt back down to what it was in its prime, effectively shrinking east africa. Maybe call it the Egyptian Kingdom if you will.
This will do several things: The connection will stay, since they are almost connected anywayz. But since middle east won't be able to attack east africa, the game play won't be sacrificed.
OR
Make Africa worth 4.
South America is 2 borders, 4 countries 2 bonus.
North America is 3 borders, 9 countries 5 bonus
Africa will have 3 borders, 6 countries, 4 bonus.
Effectively, 3 less countries for one more bonus. Also, North America generally has 2 contested borders: central america and greenland, while all 3 of africa's borders are contested.
well.. I think that the current map they have is the best choice, it is equally balenced, and you can't mess with tradition. Besides, having two borders connected on the same continent makes it so easy to hold, because it would be easy to guard, you might as well hand it to south america since it would be easy for SA to take it, and the borders are connected, so it would be so easy to get your continent back if only one border was breached.
Ok people, stop your complaining about the conncection existing. Here's something from the rules from the International RISK torunament:
In the official version of RISK, East Africa and Middle East connect. It has been brought to our attention that newer versions of the game have omitted this connection!
Note: The International RISK Tournament Of Champions uses official boards!