Hi guys, new to this site, but I have had a few questions regarding powers not at war with each other. I am well aware of what powers start at war with one another and which do not, but the whole formality of it all seems a bit pointless to me. Because you can declare war, even if not provoked, it would be easy to just declare war in order to take away the 10 IPCs from Japan’s global objective. I guess I’m just wondering if there is any real function or advantage to not being at war. I am always confused why other players I see in videos wait multiple turns to attack and avoid war. My dad and I just always begin the attack immediately because it is generally more advantageous for the Axis to attack while it is in the lead with military forces before the Allies’ economic edge takes away that advantage (idk that is just my opinion, let me know if there are other factors to consider).
Free for all?
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Sounds funny, but has any actually done a free-for-all?
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No. It sounds disgusting and I do not want to go to hell.
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You could make peace deals and exchange cash…. Imagine Hitler and FDR teaming up!
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I hear the boot of Lucifer, I see his filthy face and it is your face and mine…
Don’t you love The Crucible?
Still lost Mallery, sorry. -
If you want a game where your alone, and can do deals and backstab eachother - play Empire ;)
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If you want a game where your alone, and can do deals and backstab eachother - play Empire ;)
Or even better - Diplomacy
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Some friends of mine and me played a mod that was slightly based off of risk that was free for all. It was awesome :-D, its still in the development stages though.
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I would say the main issue is that America is too good in a FFA. Unless you split the map ‘‘a la risk’’, but then again whoever gets the US is still too good.
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Well, I figure everyone is going to be at war with America….only weasels would side with those dirty gringos…Picked up a new game recently with my gaming group…Napoleonic Wars has been fun, but I need to stop being the whipping boy (Austria).
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I would say the main issue is that America is too good in a FFA. Unless you split the map ‘‘a la risk’’, but then again whoever gets the US is still too good.
The US can is not as much of a threat in a risk type setup as you might think especially if you downgrade the IPC value of the 3 territories to half the original value and upgrade the IPC value of the rest of the VCs to 4-8 IPCs each.
Plus North America is sea locked just like in G40 so it takes longer for whomever gets the US to be able to attack. So the defender gets at least 2 extra rounds to build up units.