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@DeinFreund just wrote up most of what i was going to write up, so i'll note some things that he left out which apply to me.
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@DeinFreund just wrote up most of what i was going to write up, so i'll note some things that he left out which apply to me.
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1) I don't consolidate my territory. I always prefer psychologically to wreck the enemy than to protect myself; so if the enemy manages to consolidate against my attacks, the game is lost for me - they have a consolidated and safe-to-upgrade territory which i cannot effectively attack, and my army takes bonus attrition since their attackers can always run back to safety of their encroaching porc.
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1) I don't consolidate my territory. I always prefer psychologically to wreck the enemy than to protect myself; so if the enemy manages to consolidate against my attacks, the game is lost for me - they have a consolidated and safe-to-upgrade territory which i cannot effectively attack, and my army takes bonus attrition since their attackers can always run back to safety of their encroaching porc.
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2)
I
only
think
about
how
to
beat
the
enemy
efficiently
when
facing
terrible
odds.
In
other
situations,
i
just
try
to
do
more
of
what
i've
been
doing
and
hope
that
either
victory
or
a
timely
escalation
will
work.
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2)
I
only
think
about
how
to
beat
the
enemy
efficiently
when
facing
terrible
odds.
In
other
situations,
i
just
try
to
do
more
of
what
i've
been
doing
and
hope
that
either
eco
victory
or
a
timely
reactive
action
will
do.
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3) Consequently, that dante thing. Only thinking creatively when you're one minute from defeat means that you fly with a lot of cached solutions.
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3) Consequently, that dante thing. Only thinking creatively when you're one minute from defeat means that you fly with a lot of cached solutions.
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the original sin