I thin we could use a few more options for the Auto-Games. Some ideas:

1 - small earth 1v1 or 1v1v1
2 - Hopscotch 2v2 or 1v1v1v1
3 - Africa 2v2v2 or 3v3
4 - small USA 1v1v1

Agree %100 with small earth 1 v 1

Africa 3 v 3 would be nice, maybe Europe 3 v 3 also.

Also small earth 1v1v1v1 maybe. I hate uneven teams (1v1v1 or 2v2v2). Someone gets hosed always.

I think Small Earth 1v1 is a good idea, and 3v3 Europe would be good also. And perhaps add each of the seasonal ladder settings to the autogames also, so that nonmemembers can play them with 16% or 0% luck too.

Yeah it would be very good some other auto-game. For example a small earth map with classic hasbro risk style settings.

Why not just make a game with that scenario..

Apple, it would be 75% luck then, but with autogames you get 16% luck i think.

It's too much for the system, all these things would slow the server down I believe. Thus, this current auto game is accepted by the community as the standard, representing the ladder settings.

Moreover, if auto game such as these exist, it would shrink the number of potential buyers of the membership which is bad.

Last, but not least, this reflects on my first point a bit, but why not make these games yourself? Each person likes a different setting/map so it would be difficult to set up such an idea in the first place.

Well, as was said, non members can't make them with the correct luck %.

Would it actually slow things down? Just seems like we don't have much variety (all but one are on the same map).

I have said this, but when there is a functioning iPad app, I'll buy a membership. Until then I won't because any day my IT guy could get instructions to lock down the internet. My usage would drop a ton without an alternative because I don't get on the PC much at home with a 2 year old (mobile device would be much handier).

Yes, that's my point. This is the key feature for a member - changing the luck. Therefore people should make an effort of buying this, by the way very affordable, membership. It's 30 bucks for a lifetime lol. That's like a third of only one regular dinner at a restaurant.