Help for an old guy.

All done now! Cheers!

@JuliusBorisovBeamdog amazing, thanks very much!

@JuliusBorisovBeamdog

Thank you! It’s working, appreciate the support.

@JuliusBorisovBeamdog do you know if the issue will be fixed or how I could fix it? I currently do not have a PC account

@juliusborisovbeamdog
Thanks heaps perfect timing I’m away from home and excited to carry on those games.

Your a star.

@djensen That would have been a great idea, as well as some communication with your players. I picked up up 4 auto forfeits, including two games that had been going on for 10 days. Totally done. I just want my time back.

Germany bought 4tran and a ac i have a low chance to fend off the invasion as he can bring it but can i stop Germany if i buy destroyer and subs

Germany amphibious assault force
4trans=4inf/4tanks
1ac
4planes

Britain defence force
33 ipc
2inf
1art
1tank
1aa
(Ive done the math buying a plane, 5 inf, 2art best defence but still gives Germany 60%-65% win chance )

If i buy a destroyer and a sub will that better my odds ?

Perceptions on biased or non-independent dice are due to a host of human perception biases rather than any issue with calculation. A pseudo RNG library is available in every major programming language. People love to complain about how the dice are “not fair” but never back it up with an empirical statistical test or propose an alternate hypothesis in number generation that differs from a [1,2,3,4,5,6] uniform and independent event space.

The main way to solve user complains would be to implement Low Luck or implement a non-independent number generation. League of Legends implements that latter on critical hit chances where each non-critical attack increases the likelihood that the next attack is critical. Both of these would reduce the variance of the dice distributions.